Definition of theatrically in English:

theatrically

adverb θɪˈatrɪk(ə)liθiˈætrək(ə)li

1In an exaggerated and excessively dramatic manner.
he clasps his chest and sighs theatrically
Example sentencesExamples
- The management office looks out theatrically over the city through a framed window.
- The accuser passionately addresses the court with an arm flung theatrically backward toward the passive defendant.
- The paintings strike a nerve; they left me feeling uncomfortable, as if I were witnessing something essentially private, like mourning, made theatrically public.
- Behind her stood a striking trio of theatrically shady characters.
- The author never loses sight of the delicate reality at the center of his character's almost theatrically tragic life.
2In a way that relates to acting or to the theatre or cinema.
a theatrically trained actor
a theatrically staged mass meeting
the picture will be released theatrically next year
Example sentencesExamples
- Renaissance theaters had been designed to resemble theatrically successful spaces in banquet halls.
- To my knowledge, neither movie was released theatrically in the United States.
- His persona is by turns clueless, sly and naughty, meekly desperate, monstrously infantile and always theatrically aware of his audience.
- I didn't see the movie in the theatres, so I can't comment if the sound mix was like that theatrically.
- He plays his part a little too theatrically for its own good.

Definition of theatrically in US English:

theatrically

adverbTHēˈatrək(ə)lēθiˈætrək(ə)li

1In an exaggerated and excessively dramatic manner.
he clasps his chest and sighs theatrically
Example sentencesExamples
- Behind her stood a striking trio of theatrically shady characters.
- The accuser passionately addresses the court with an arm flung theatrically backward toward the passive defendant.
- The management office looks out theatrically over the city through a framed window.
- The paintings strike a nerve; they left me feeling uncomfortable, as if I were witnessing something essentially private, like mourning, made theatrically public.
- The author never loses sight of the delicate reality at the center of his character's almost theatrically tragic life.
2In a way that relates to acting, the theater, or the movies.
a theatrically trained actor
a theatrically staged mass meeting
the picture will be released theatrically next year
Example sentencesExamples
- To my knowledge, neither movie was released theatrically in the United States.
- He plays his part a little too theatrically for its own good.
- Renaissance theaters had been designed to resemble theatrically successful spaces in banquet halls.
- I didn't see the movie in the theatres, so I can't comment if the sound mix was like that theatrically.
- His persona is by turns clueless, sly and naughty, meekly desperate, monstrously infantile and always theatrically aware of his audience.

单词	theatrically
释义	Definition of theatrically in English: theatrically adverb θɪˈatrɪk(ə)liθiˈætrək(ə)li 1In an exaggerated and excessively dramatic manner. he clasps his chest and sighs theatrically Example sentencesExamples The management office looks out theatrically over the city through a framed window. The accuser passionately addresses the court with an arm flung theatrically backward toward the passive defendant. The paintings strike a nerve; they left me feeling uncomfortable, as if I were witnessing something essentially private, like mourning, made theatrically public. Behind her stood a striking trio of theatrically shady characters. The author never loses sight of the delicate reality at the center of his character's almost theatrically tragic life. 2In a way that relates to acting or to the theatre or cinema. a theatrically trained actor a theatrically staged mass meeting the picture will be released theatrically next year Example sentencesExamples Renaissance theaters had been designed to resemble theatrically successful spaces in banquet halls. To my knowledge, neither movie was released theatrically in the United States. His persona is by turns clueless, sly and naughty, meekly desperate, monstrously infantile and always theatrically aware of his audience. I didn't see the movie in the theatres, so I can't comment if the sound mix was like that theatrically. He plays his part a little too theatrically for its own good. Definition of theatrically in US English: theatrically adverbTHēˈatrək(ə)lēθiˈætrək(ə)li 1In an exaggerated and excessively dramatic manner. he clasps his chest and sighs theatrically Example sentencesExamples Behind her stood a striking trio of theatrically shady characters. The accuser passionately addresses the court with an arm flung theatrically backward toward the passive defendant. The management office looks out theatrically over the city through a framed window. The paintings strike a nerve; they left me feeling uncomfortable, as if I were witnessing something essentially private, like mourning, made theatrically public. The author never loses sight of the delicate reality at the center of his character's almost theatrically tragic life. 2In a way that relates to acting, the theater, or the movies. a theatrically trained actor a theatrically staged mass meeting the picture will be released theatrically next year Example sentencesExamples To my knowledge, neither movie was released theatrically in the United States. He plays his part a little too theatrically for its own good. Renaissance theaters had been designed to resemble theatrically successful spaces in banquet halls. I didn't see the movie in the theatres, so I can't comment if the sound mix was like that theatrically. His persona is by turns clueless, sly and naughty, meekly desperate, monstrously infantile and always theatrically aware of his audience.
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