Pronunciation: /ˈθɛspɪk/
noun a theatrical performance or production
A1 I am learning about different types of thespic performances in my drama class.
A2 The thespic skills of the actors in the play were impressive.
B1 The thespic elements of the movie added depth to the storyline.
B2 Her thespic abilities shone through in her portrayal of the complex character.
C1 The director's attention to thespic detail elevated the entire production.
C2 The thespic nuances of the performance were appreciated by the discerning audience.
adjective relating to drama or the theater
A1 The thespic performance by the actors in the school play was very entertaining.
A2 The thespic skills of the lead actress were evident in her emotional portrayal of the character.
B1 The thespic production of the Shakespeare play impressed the audience with its attention to detail.
B2 The thespic talent of the cast members shone through in their powerful performances.
C1 The thespic mastery of the actors elevated the play to a whole new level of artistry.
C2 The thespic brilliance of the director was evident in every aspect of the production.
formal The thespic performance by the actors received rave reviews from the critics.
informal I heard the thespic play at the theater was amazing!
slang That thespic movie had me on the edge of my seat the whole time.
figurative Her thespic skills on stage were like watching poetry in motion.