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Definitions from the WebMacbeth TrapDefinition: In theater, a Macbeth trap refers to a specially designed stage device that elevates or lowers actors or props from below the stage. It is named after William Shakespeare's play, Macbeth, where witches and supernatural elements play a significant role. Sense 1 (Noun): A stage apparatus used for dramatic entrances or exits of characters, often involving sudden appearances or disappearances. Example sentence: Lady Macbeth made a chilling entrance through the Macbeth trap, adding an element of suspense to the scene. Related products: Stage Traps on Amazon Sense 2 (Verb): To trap or ensnare someone, based on the theme of ambition and downfall depicted in Macbeth. Example sentence: Ambition led him down a dark path, and he fell victim to the Macbeth trap of his own making. Related products: Books on Ambition on Amazon Sense 3 (Adjective): Pertaining to a situation where one's actions or decisions lead to one's own downfall or demise. Example sentence: His deceptive schemes turned the situation into a Macbeth trap, and he paid the price for his treachery. Related products: Tragedy Novels on Amazon | ||||
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