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Noun histrionics has 2 senses
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Definitions from the WebTerm: HistrionicsDefinition: Histrionics refers to exaggerated, theatrical behavior that is intended to attract attention, sometimes in an insincere or melodramatic manner. Part of Speech: Noun Sense 1: Theatrical or exaggerated behavior intended to evoke a response or manipulate others. Example Sentence: The actor's histrionics on stage captivated the audience, leaving them in awe of his dramatic talent. Sense 2: An excessive display of emotions or exaggerated behavior, especially in a public setting. Example Sentence: Sarah's histrionics over a minor disagreement made him question her ability to handle stressful situations. Sense 3: The study or practice of acting and performance skills. Example Sentence: Sally decided to pursue a degree in histrionics to perfect her craft as an actor. Sense 4: The exaggerated display of emotions or behavior characteristic of a particular era, region, or group. Example Sentence: The locals at the festival embraced their cultural histrionics, showcasing traditional songs, dances, and attire. Related Products: | ||||
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