enactment
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6.0
- noun
- /ɪˈnæktmənt/
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representación
- During the festival, there was a lively enactment of a historical battle that showcased the bravery of the soldiers.
- ritual enactment
- dramatic enactment
- enactment of a role
Crane of Trump's real life enactment of the movie Caddyshack while they all took cell phone pictures.
- Crane of Trump's real life enactment of the movie Caddyshack while they all took cell phone pictures.
- And my re enactment of my base commander, He would always yell at me.
Examples
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The enactment of sacred texts was woven into the religious and social fabric of the age.
Academic text (2015) -
Essentially, in the South African context and elsewhere, ritual healing is the enactment of people's beliefs.
Academic text (1994) -
The pampa was the stage for the enactment of his life.
Academic text (1995) -
Both kinds of groups are dramatic enactments of social and political criticism.
Academic text (1998) -
Locate online documents such as photos, recorded speeches, interviews, or enactments of historical events to enhance your presentation.
Academic text (2013) -
The play included an exquisite enactment of the tragic hero's final moments, captivating the audience with its emotion.
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The children enjoyed a delightful enactment of their favorite story, complete with costumes and props.
Synonyms
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1.4
A story written to be performed by actors on a stage
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2.7
A live show of a play, concert, or dance for an audience
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2.6
The art of playing a character in films, plays, or television
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4.4
A way of showing a person or thing in art and performance
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3.1
Acting a role on stage in a play or show
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1.9
Acting as a character in a play
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6.6
A public performance that shows an event from the past, like a battle or parade
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4.3
Presenting a play with choices about sets, lights, and actors
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4.2
A way of showing a character's personality and actions in a play or film by speech and movement
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A public performance of a play
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3.7
A staged play that actors perform live for an audience
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3.5
An event where actors act a play for an audience
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5.7
Pretending to be someone, for example in a play or to get attention
To play a character on stage using voice, actions, and gestures
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Etymology
The word enactment comes from the parts en- 'in' and act 'to do'. So in drama an enactment is the act of putting a role 'into action' with speech and movement.