He acted out a pantomime at the party.
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Pantomime
//ˈpæn.təˌmaɪm//
Synonyms for "pantomime" (222 found)
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Strong matches (66)
diseurdiseusedodocumentary dramadramadramaloguedramatic playdramatic seriesdramatizerdumb showduodramaduologueembodimentemoteemotionalizeenactenactingenactmentepic theaterexperimental theater
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Verb(1 words)
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monodramamonologistmonologuemoralitymorality playmotionmotion tomovementmummermusic dramamusical revuemysterymystery playoperapageantpanel showpantomimingpantomimistpass forpassion play
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Noun(1 words)
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13 entriesTranslations
34 translations across 21 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- մնջախաղ noun (gesturing without speaking)
Bulgarian
1 entries- пантомима noun (gesturing without speaking)
Catalan
1 entries- pantomima noun (gesturing without speaking)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 啞劇 /哑剧 noun (gesturing without speaking)
Czech
1 entries- pantomima noun (gesturing without speaking)
Esperanto
1 entries- pantomimo noun (gesturing without speaking)
Estonian
1 entries- pantomiim noun (gesturing without speaking)
French
1 entries- pantomime noun (gesturing without speaking)
German
2 entries- Pantomime noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
- Pantomime noun (gesturing without speaking)
Icelandic
1 entries- látbragðsleikur noun (gesturing without speaking)
Japanese
2 entries- パントマイム noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
- パントマイム noun (gesturing without speaking)
Kazakh
1 entries- пантомима noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
Korean
2 entries- 팬터마임 noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
- 팬터마임 noun (gesturing without speaking)
Malay
3 entries- kialan noun (gesturing without speaking)
- pantomim noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
- pantomim noun (gesturing without speaking)
Polish
1 entries- pantomima noun (gesturing without speaking)
Portuguese
3 entries- mímica noun (gesturing without speaking)
- pantomima noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
- pantomima noun (gesturing without speaking)
Romanian
1 entries- pantomim noun (gesturing without speaking)
Russian
2 entries- пантоми́ма noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
- пантоми́ма noun (gesturing without speaking)
Spanish
1 entries- pantomima noun (gesturing without speaking)
Swedish
4 entries- mim noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
- mim noun (gesturing without speaking)
- pantomim noun (traditional theatrical entertainment, mostly for children)
- pantomim noun (gesturing without speaking)
Turkish
1 entries- pantomim noun (gesturing without speaking)
Sample sentences
10 total sentences available.
The pantomime is crowded with merry hearts.
Source: tatoeba (5685518)
The day has reached its end. Thanks to your timely efforts, people who intended to help you in your labours managed not to throw themselves into danger. In the theater, the masks are rehearsing a new pantomime.
Source: tatoeba (8368032)
He created an iconic, angular style of dance that incorporated pantomime techniques, lightning-fast changes, and his signature "moonwalk."
Source: tatoeba (10824349)
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