Revue

/ɹəˈvjuː/

Synonyms for "revue" (111 found)

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Closest matches (23)

antimasqueaudience successballetbombbroadcast dramaburlesque showcharadecliff hangercloset dramacomedy dramacritical successdaytime serialdialoguedocumentary dramadramadramaloguedramatic playdramatic seriesduodrama

Strong matches (33)

duologueepic theaterexperimental theaterextravaganzafailureflopgassergiveawaygrand guignolhappeninghithit showimprovisational dramalegitimate dramamasquemelodramaminstrel showmiraclemiracle playmonodrama
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monologuemoralitymorality playmusic dramamusical revuemysterymystery playopera
Noun(5 words)
evaluationjournalliterature reviewmagazinemusical revue

Related words (55)

pageantpanel showpantomimepassion playpastoralpastoral dramapieceplayplayletproblem playpsychodramaquiz showradio dramareviewsensational playserialshowsitcomsituation comedysketch
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skitsoapsoap operasociodramaspectaclestage playstage showstraight dramasuccesssuspense dramatableautableau vivanttalk showteleplaytelevision dramatelevision playtheater of crueltytom showtotal theatervariety showvaudevillevaudeville showvehicleword-of-mouth successwork
Noun(10 words)
periodicalreviewreview articlereview periodicalstage revuestage showsurveyvarietyvariety showziegfeld

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More general

9 entries
academic workentertainmentperformanceprint mediapublicationtexttheatrical productionvarietyvariety show

More specific

6 entries
academic journalarts magazinecabaret revuenarrative reviewsystematic reviewvaudeville revue

Collocations

6 entries
arts revuecabaret revueliterary revuemusical revuestage revuetheatre revue

Inflections

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Sample sentences

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Tatoeba + Wiktionary

He celebrated it by publishing in his magazine, "La Revue de Paris," an article in my honor, in which, after the usual reserves, and after declaring war upon my doctrines, he vowed my prose to be "fascinating," and complained of being so bewitched as to believe, at times, that he was converted to the cause of the throne and of the altar.

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