Pronunciation: /daɪəˈræmə/
noun a three-dimensional model representing a scene or event
A1 A diorama is a small model of a scene, often used for educational purposes.
A2 The students created a diorama of a forest ecosystem for their science project.
B1 The museum had a fascinating diorama depicting life in ancient Egypt.
B2 The intricate details in the diorama of a bustling city street were impressive.
C1 The artist spent months working on a large-scale diorama that showcased a post-apocalyptic world.
C2 Visitors marveled at the lifelike quality of the diorama, which depicted a historical battle scene with incredible accuracy.
verb None
A1 She dioramaed a scene from her favorite book for a school project.
A2 The students were asked to diorama a historical event using materials found at home.
B1 The artist decided to diorama a fantasy world complete with mythical creatures.
B2 The museum curator commissioned a famous artist to diorama the evolution of technology.
C1 The filmmaker chose to diorama a complex political issue through a series of interactive installations.
C2 The architect proposed to diorama the entire city skyline in a massive public art installation.
adjective None
A1 The diorama display at the museum was very interesting.
A2 The students created a diorama project for their history class.
B1 The diorama scene depicted a battle from the Civil War.
B2 The artist's diorama artwork was incredibly detailed and realistic.
C1 The diorama exhibition showcased various ecosystems from around the world.
C2 The diorama installation at the art gallery was a thought-provoking commentary on consumerism.
adverb None
A1 She looked at the diorama with wonder.
A2 The students created a diorama of a rainforest for their project.
B1 The museum displayed a diorama depicting life in ancient Egypt.
B2 The artist meticulously crafted a diorama of a bustling city street.
C1 The diorama expertly captured the essence of a medieval village.
C2 The diorama was so realistic that it seemed to come to life before our eyes.
pronoun None
A1 I saw a diorama at the museum.
A2 She created a diorama for her school project.
B1 The diorama depicted a historical battle scene.
B2 The diorama was so detailed, it looked like a real-life scene.
C1 The artist spent months working on the intricate diorama.
C2 The diorama was a masterpiece of miniature artistry.
preposition None
A1 The children created a diorama of a farm for their school project.
A2 She used a shoebox to make a diorama of a jungle scene.
B1 The museum had a detailed diorama of ancient Rome.
B2 The artist's diorama of a futuristic city was incredibly detailed and realistic.
C1 The diorama displayed at the art gallery was a masterpiece of miniature art.
C2 The diorama in the science museum was so lifelike that it felt like stepping into another world.
conjunction None
A1 I made a diorama of a farm for my school project.
A2 The museum had a diorama depicting life in ancient Egypt.
B1 The diorama showcased different ecosystems found in the Amazon rainforest.
B2 Visitors were impressed by the detailed diorama of a bustling city street.
C1 The artist used a diorama to explore themes of urbanization and decay.
C2 The diorama was a stunning example of miniature artistry, with intricate details in every corner.
interjection None
A1 Diorama! Look at the tiny animals in the miniature forest.
A2 Diorama! Isn't it amazing how detailed this underwater scene is?
B1 Diorama! I can't believe how realistic this historical battle scene looks.
B2 Diorama! The lighting in this cityscape display really brings it to life.
C1 Diorama! The attention to detail in this space exploration scene is truly impressive.
C2 Diorama! This recreation of a famous movie scene is so well done, it's like stepping into the film.
article None
A1 I saw a diorama of a farm at the museum.
A2 The students created a diorama of a rainforest for their project.
B1 The diorama of ancient Rome was incredibly detailed and realistic.
B2 The artist's diorama depicting a futuristic city was truly breathtaking.
C1 The museum's diorama exhibit showcased scenes from different time periods.
C2 The intricate diorama displayed at the art gallery was a masterpiece of craftsmanship.
formal The museum had a beautifully detailed diorama depicting life in ancient Egypt.
informal I really liked that cool diorama at the history exhibit.
slang Check out the sick diorama my friend made for his school project.
figurative The scene outside the window looked like a living diorama of city life.
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