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Having characteristics of the stage especially an artificial and mannered quality.
stagey
theatrical
1
If I detest anything, it is the unconventional, the
stagy
,
the mysterious.
2
For example, the comings and goings of Daland are fearfully
stagy
.
3
Mr. Collins is generally dramatic, and sometimes
stagy
,
in his effects.
4
Everything here is so heightened and
stagy
,
it can be frustrating.
5
But all she ever got was a
stagy
,
affected counterfeit.
6
There was a
stagy
quality to his irrational act.
7
Compared with "The Valkyrie," "The Flying Dutchman" is ill-contrived and
stagy
.
8
It's what makes Irish TV comedy seem so
stagy
.
9
He told her he loved it twice as well as the stilted,
stagy
"Anita Adair."
10
It's a rather
stagy
throne, the Wolfburghs!
11
Whatever else you might say about Beasts of the Southern Wild, you couldn't accuse it of being
stagy
.
12
One was singing; two were chanting; the other two seemed merely to be speaking, though in
stagy
,
artificial tones.
13
The thing is ludicrously
stagy
.
14
Paulson gave a
stagy
,
"who me?" shrug.
15
The
stagy
characters, holed up in a cliched creepy seaside boarding house, seem cloned off scrambled memories of The Addams Family.
16
But his first heat spent he soon cooled down, and was able to laugh at the
stagy
explosiveness of his attitude.
stagy
fearfully stagy
give a stagy
ludicrously stagy
not stagy
rather stagy