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pantomime

[pan-tuh-mahym] / ˈpæn təˌmaɪm /








VERB
mime
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG




Example Sentences

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Haldane acknowledged this "pantomime" had also happened under previous governments, adding that the "budgetary process has been degraded over many years".

From BBC

There was a last hurrah for its popular pantomime, with a 15-strong cast in full costume performing a pop medley that climaxed with an upbeat and unexpectedly poignant rendition of Fleetwood Mac's Don't Stop.

From BBC

Some Maori elements of the style are closer to pantomime, closer to speech, like chest-thumping and quivering hands, which electrify poses and add a thrilling shimmer.

From New York Times

Joselu, scorer of two goals in two minutes against Norway, was the pantomime baddie here.

From BBC

Absent context, hand gestures perform a supercilious pantomime.

From Los Angeles Times