Another word for stage
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stage
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Another word for stage
A raised platform on which theatrical performances are given:
board (used in plural), proscenium. See performing artsThe art and occupation of an actor:
acting, dramatics. See action, performing arts, substituteA temporary framework with a floor, used by workmen:
platform, scaffold, scaffolding. See machineThe place where an action or event occurs:
locale, scene, setting, site. See placeOne of the units in a course, as on an ascending or descending scale:
degree, grade, level, peg, point, rung, step. (Informal) notch. See bigAn interval regarded as a distinct evolutionary or developmental unit:
period, phase. See time
To produce on the stage:
act (out), do, dramatize, enact, give, perform, present2, put on. See performing artsTo organize and carry out (an activity):
give, have, hold. See control, planned
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