histrionic in Russian
histrionic in Russian is актёрский, сцени́ческий, театра́льный — histrionic means excessively dramatic or emotional in a way that seems staged and is meant to attract attention.
histrionic in Russian
What does "histrionic" mean?
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adjective Excessively dramatic or emotional in a way that seems staged and is meant to attract attention.
"Her histrionic reaction to a delayed train had the whole carriage staring."
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adjective Relating to actors, acting or the theatre.
"The company was praised for its histrionic skill rather than its choice of plays."
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noun Exaggerated dramatic behaviour designed to produce an effect on other people; usually used in the plural, histrionics.
"Spare me the histrionics and just tell me what went wrong."
histrionic in a sentence
- Her histrionic reaction to a delayed train had the whole carriage staring.
- He made a histrionic show of tearing up the contract.
- The company was praised for its histrionic skill rather than its choice of plays.
- Spare me the histrionics and just tell me what went wrong.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "histrionic" in Russian?
"histrionic" in Russian is актёрский, сцени́ческий, театра́льный. histrionic means: Excessively dramatic or emotional in a way that seems staged and is meant to attract attention.
How do you pronounce актёрский?
"histrionic" in Russian is актёрский, pronounced "aktyorskiy".
How do you use "histrionic" in a sentence?
Example: "Her histrionic reaction to a delayed train had the whole carriage staring." In Russian, "histrionic" is актёрский, сцени́ческий, театра́льный.
Are there other ways to say "histrionic" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "histrionic": актёрский, сцени́ческий, театра́льный, напы́щенный, неесте́ственный.