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acting
[ ak-ting ]
adjective
- serving temporarily, especially as a substitute during another's absence; not permanent; temporary:
the acting mayor.
Synonyms: ,
- designed, adapted, or suitable for stage performance.
- provided with detailed stage directions for the performer:
an acting version of a play.
noun
- the art, profession, or activity of those who perform in stage plays, motion pictures, etc.
acting
/ ˈæɪŋ /
adjective
- taking on duties temporarily, esp as a substitute for another
the acting president
- operating or functioning
an acting order
- intended for stage performance; provided with directions for actors
an acting version of ``Hedda Gabler''
noun
- the art or profession of an actor
Other Word Forms
- ·iԲ adjective
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Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Lincoln’s acting credits also include TV series “Outlaws,” “Highway to Heaven,” “Beverly Hills, 90210” and “Murder, She Wrote.”
The acting is a saving grace, especially Edgar-Jones’ commitment to nuance and Poulter’s refreshingly shaded Lee, whose depth of awareness at a critical moment is a believable surprise, beautifully handled by the actor.
If he is successful, it's due to Texas law's broad definition of legitimate "self-defense," which was passed by Republican lawmakers acting on behalf of gun lobbyists.
Cyclists who kill pedestrians by acting dangerously on the road could face life imprisonment under a proposed change to the law.
The BBC One soap was praised for its work on nurturing upcoming directors from under-represented groups, and offering writing and acting opportunities on its spin-off show, E20, which ran for three series.
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