theatrics

noun
UK: /θiˈætrɪks/
US: /θiˈætrɪks/

  1. Exaggerated and emotional behavior intended to attract attention.

    1. His theatrics at the meeting were completely unnecessary.
    2. The politician's theatrics during the debate were clearly designed to sway voters with emotional appeals.

  2. Dramatic or theatrical performances and presentations.

    1. I enjoy the theatrics of a well-done stage play.
    2. The opera house is famous for its elaborate costumes and stunning theatrics during performances.

Synonyms

drama histrionics dramatics affectation

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "theatrics" in English means: Exaggerated and emotional behavior intended to attract attention., Dramatic or theatrical performances and presentations..

The phonetic transcription of "theatrics" is /θiˈætrɪks/ in British English and /θiˈætrɪks/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "theatrics": drama, histrionics, dramatics, affectation.

Example usage of "theatrics": "His theatrics at the meeting were completely unnecessary.". More examples on the page.