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holostage

holostage

1 9.8
A platform that shows holograms of people or images to an audience
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : holostage
  • A table-top holostage displayed a microzooid cell, like the ones in Khral's laboratory.
  • holostage appeared
  • holostage beeped
  • turned to the holostage

Examples

  • At last, he scanned the wall beside the holostage to find the emergency switch.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • Above the holostage, a ball of light appeared, as if suspended by magic.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • " The list of products scrolled down the holostage for the next half hour, while she described them in detail.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • The space above the holostage went dark, and the room lighting dimmed.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • Khral turned to the holostage, and it filled with a lattice of molecules.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • The tabletop holostage showed the microzooids magnified, ring-shaped cells with occasional buds on one side.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • During the presentation, the holostage displayed vibrant 3D images that captivated the audience.

  • The artist used the holostage to showcase her holographic sculptures in a virtual gallery.

  • As the concert began, the holostage illuminated the stage with dazzling holographic effects.

Synonyms

holodeck
vsholostage
342 9.5

A room or machine that makes very realistic computer worlds you can enter

is a platform mainly for showing holographic images or hosting events
holosuite
vsholostage
123 9.9

A room or machine that makes an imaginary world feel real for people to enter

is a platform mainly for displaying holograms and staging performances

How Immersive

holostage
  • Specialized
1 9.8
stage effect
  • Specialized
3.8
stage
375 1.0
screen
1.0

Surface Forms

holostage singular
holostages plural

Morphology

holostage = stage (semi-transparent) = holo + stage

The element 'holo-' clearly signals a holographic/virtual quality to those familiar with 'holo' or 'hologram', but 'holo' is a specialized/clipping form not known to all learners.

Etymology

The word holostage joins the part holo- meaning 'whole' and the familiar word stage meaning 'platform'. So a holostage is a platform for showing whole 3D images and performances.