Pronunciation: /θiˈætrɪkəl/
noun a play or other performance considered in terms of its dramatic quality
A1 I enjoy watching theatrical performances.
A2 The theatrical production was well-received by the audience.
B1 She studied theatrical arts in college.
B2 The theatrical adaptation of the novel stayed true to the original story.
C1 The theatrical community in this city is thriving.
C2 His theatrical prowess on stage earned him critical acclaim.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the theater or acting
A1 The children put on a theatrical performance for their parents.
A2 She always loved watching theatrical productions at the local theater.
B1 The director's use of lighting and sound created a truly theatrical atmosphere on stage.
B2 The actress's theatrical gestures and expressions captivated the audience.
C1 The playwright's use of language was both poetic and theatrical, adding depth to the characters.
C2 The theatrical adaptation of the classic novel received rave reviews from critics.
formal The theatrical performance at the opera house was truly captivating.
informal I love going to see theatrical shows with my friends.
slang That movie was so over-the-top theatrical, but in a good way.
figurative Her reaction to the news was so theatrical, you would have thought it was a scene from a play.
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