Theater Character Types

noun a woman who flirts or behaves in a teasing manner to attract attention

verb to flirt or behave in a teasing manner to attract attention

• The actress played the role of a coquette in the period drama.
• She's always been a bit of a coquette, flirting with everyone she meets.
• That coquette at the party was really working the room.
• Her coquettish behavior masked her true intentions.

noun a part or character someone plays in a particular situation or activity

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• The CEO plays a crucial role in the decision-making process of the company.
• My sister's role in the school play was the lead character.
• I'm just here to chill, not trying to play a role in any drama.
• The role of social media in shaping public opinion cannot be underestimated.

noun a type of female opera singer or actress who plays lively, flirtatious, and coquettish roles

adjective pertaining to or characteristic of a soubrette

• The soubrette played the role of the charming and witty maid in the opera.
• The soubrette in the play was so funny and entertaining.
• Did you see that soubrette in the show? She was hilarious!
• She always plays the soubrette in real life, bringing laughter and joy wherever she goes.