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Meanings of thespian in English

Portuguese
actor
Catalan
actor
Spanish
actor

A theatrical performer.

actor

Dramatic composition.

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Usage of thespian in English
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It is also a backhand compliment to Phoenix's thespian abilities and courage.
Reuters
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Who knows, you may find a brilliant thespian lurking in our halls.
11/22/63
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Maybe the patrician demeanour of the crisp-voiced thespian triggers ancient egalitarian knee-jerks.
The Irish Times
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But she had one final meltdown before she became the great, unflappable thespian.
Before you know kindness
5
And beyond his thespian aspirations, Alex is also pursuing a real estate license.
Ebony
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Or rather, so they would have a full view of the thespian's expressions.
Speaks the Nightbird
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More like Brexit extras in the thespian sense, bit-part players, understudies, spear carriers.
The Guardian
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Amongst the terrified shopkeepers, George Rivers, the witty thespian, is credited with exclaiming:-
Fragments of Two Centuries: Glimpses of Country Life when George...
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The recital gave insight to the one-of-a-kind woman the 80-year-old thespian truly is.
Ebony
10
Life for the young Black thespian has been everything but awkward.
Ebony
11
The court heard he was a high school thespian, and had a loving family.
Radio NZ
12
Miliband also found the thespian demands of modern politics uninteresting.
The Guardian
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Needless to say, Stella wasn't happy about this-Eric'sthespian pursuits or his unknown proclivities.
Bitch is the new black: a memoir
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Cave, on this appearance, doesn't seem to have the makings of a great thespian.
The Guardian
15
Could it be that the extremely personable thespian can charm birds down from trees?
The Irish Times
16
Matthew called, seeing the man helping another thespian lift a trunk onto a wagon.
Speaks the Nightbird