Pronunciation: /daɪˈɛdʒətɪk/
noun a diegetic element or aspect in a film or movie
A1 I don't understand the concept of diegetic in movies.
A2 The teacher explained the difference between diegetic and non-diegetic sounds.
B1 The film student analyzed the diegetic elements in the movie scene.
B2 The director carefully crafted the diegetic sounds to enhance the realism of the film.
C1 The diegetic aspects of the film added depth and complexity to the narrative.
C2 The use of diegetic and non-diegetic elements created a multi-layered viewing experience for the audience.
adjective relating to or being part of a film or movie's narrative world; existing within the fictional world of a story
A1 The music playing in the background of the movie is diegetic.
A2 In the play, the sound of birds chirping was diegetic and added to the atmosphere.
B1 The radio playing in the car was part of the diegetic sound design of the film.
B2 The characters in the video game could hear the diegetic sound effects of footsteps approaching.
C1 The diegetic sounds of the city street brought a sense of realism to the film.
C2 The use of diegetic music in the scene enhanced the emotional impact of the movie.
formal The diegetic sound in the film helped to create a realistic atmosphere for the audience.
informal I love how the diegetic music in the game adds to the overall experience.
slang The diegetic dialogue in that show was so relatable.
figurative The author's use of diegetic elements in the novel really brought the story to life.
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