Pronunciation: /ʌbˈhɪnəjə/
noun a term used in Indian classical dance and drama referring to the expressive aspect of performance, particularly conveying emotions and storytelling through gestures, facial expressions, and body movements
A1 Abhinaya is a form of expression in Indian classical dance.
A2 The dancer's abhinaya conveyed a range of emotions to the audience.
B1 Learning abhinaya requires understanding the nuances of facial expressions and gestures.
B2 Her abhinaya was so captivating that the audience was moved to tears.
C1 The dancer's abhinaya was praised for its depth and authenticity.
C2 Mastering abhinaya is a lifelong pursuit for many dancers, requiring dedication and skill.
formal The dancer's abhinaya was captivating, conveying a range of emotions through subtle gestures.
informal She has such a natural talent for abhinaya, it's like she was born to perform.
slang I can't believe how good her abhinaya is, it's like she's telling a story with her body.
figurative His abhinaya was so powerful, it felt like he was speaking to my soul without saying a word.
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