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Definitions from the WebTerm: underactDescription:Underact is a verb that refers to deliberately performing with less energy, enthusiasm, or intensity than expected or required. In theater or film, underact can also mean to portray a character in a subdued or restrained manner. Examples:1. Verb (Deliberate lack of energy): She decided to underact the scene to convey a sense of apathy and disinterest. He intentionally underacted his lines, causing the audience to question his character's sincerity. 2. Verb (Subdued performance): The actor underacted the role of the grieving widower, conveying the character's internal struggles without overt displays of emotion. She received praise for her underacting skills, effectively portraying a shy and introverted character. Related Products: | ||||
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