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Meanings of theatrical in English

Portuguese
teatral
Spanish
teatral

Suited to or characteristic of the stage or theater.

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teatral

A performance of a play.

Communication.

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Usage of theatrical in English
1
His subsequent theatrical career has, of course, had exactly the opposite effect.
The Guardian
2
The film recently received its theatrical premiere at New York's Film Forum.
Reuters
3
The coming year promises to be one of theatrical commemoration and celebration.
The Irish Times
4
But theatrical opportunities outside Russia appear as remote as that Arctic island.
Reuters
5
An effect which was undeniably theatrical, although not in the operating sense.
The Irish Times
6
In any normal theatrical world the thing simply could not exist successfully.
The Irish Times
7
It did look a bit theatrical, but that's what happens these days.
The Guardian
8
Chereau treats each of the four operas as a separate theatrical problem.
The new yorker
9
He says 'ravaged' in a teasing, theatrical manner, with his eyelashes flickering.
The great lover
10
But there's a long history, in Dublin and London, of theatrical rioting.
The Irish Times
11
A theatrical release date has not yet been set for the film.
Reuters
12
Our belief in the long-term success of the theatrical business is unshaken.
Reuters
13
There are no plans yet for an official theatrical release in Asia.
Reuters
14
The greatest theatrical manager in the world kept sentry before my door.
A People's Man
15
It is fiction: a theatrical and imaginative response to the governing class.
The Guardian
16
The viewer was offered three different theatrical styles: tragic, comic and poetic.
Once on a moonless night
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Translations for theatrical
Portuguese
teatral
Spanish
teatral
Theatrical through the time
Theatrical across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
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