Theatre is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THEATRE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a building for dramatic presentations, also THEATER
• a building or outdoor area in which plays and other dramatic performances are given.
• the activity or profession of acting in, producing, directing, or writing plays
• a play or other activity or presentation considered in terms of its dramatic quality
• a cinema.
• a room or hall for lectures with seats in tiers.
• an operating theatre
• the area in which something happens
• denoting weapons intermediate between tactical and strategic
• place where plays etc are performed
• An edifice in which dramatic performances or spectacles are exhibited for the amusement of spectators; anciently uncovered, except the stage, but in modern times roofed.
• Any room adapted to the exhibition of any performances before an assembly, as public lectures, scholastic exercises, anatomical demonstrations, surgical operations, etc.
• That which resembles a theater in form, use, or the like; a place rising by steps or gradations, like the seats of a theater.
• A sphere or scheme of operation.
• A place or region where great events are enacted; as, the theater of war.
• a building where theatrical performances or motion-picture shows can be presented
• the art of writing and producing plays
• a region in which active military operations are in progress

Words related to THEATRE

playhouse17 theater10 theatres11

Words that contain THEATRE

theatres11 pretheatre15 theatregoer15 theatreland15 amphitheatre22 theatregoers16 theatregoing17 theatrelands16 amphitheatres23 theatregoings18

How to use THEATRE in a sentence

• Bretton called to take me to the theatre in place of his mother, who had been prevented by an arrival.
• It is, I really think, a model of what every theatre ought to be.
• For four days and four nights the operating theatre was at work continuously, till one sickened at the sight of blood and at the thought of an operation.
• Strange to say, the theatre is smaller than the churches.
• Ile-de-France and Picardy became the theatre of war.
• Her one passion was the theatre, a passion that had very scant opportunity for feeding in Wapello, Iowa.
• The young couple lived at Riga in an expensive suburb, whence it was said they could reach the theatre only by means of a cab, though Glasenapp denies this story.
• Tuesday evening brought a telegram to say she was wanted at the theatre next morning.
• That was my cue, and I told him I knew of a better comedy than any he had produced at his theatre in five years, and that it was going begging.
• Except when an Italian Opera Company is playing, full dress is unnecessary, and even unusual, at the theatre.
• The whole pit, of this theatre of verdure appeared covered with a carpet of white and crimson, for such were the prevailing colours of the rustic costumes.
• The remains of the Roman theatre here would of itself be a sufficient proof that it was a town of great riches and importance.
• Presently the thought of the cool trolley-run to the Lake grew irresistible, and they struggled out of the theatre.
• A theatre ought to be formed upon the imagination, the character, and the custom of a nation.
• He was carried into the theatre and laid on to one of the tables.
• It was the time of the Fourth Crusade and the Venetians were asked to supply transports for the French warriors of the Cross to the theatre of war.
• This is the reason why all attempts to suppress the theatre and opera are and always will be in vain.
• Dickens frequented that theatre very assiduously, and of his power of sight there can be no question.
• Others besides Bourhope had determined on making the ball a theatre of explanations.
• The theatre itself is a handsome marble edifice, not very large, but of very attractive appearance.
• His brilliant, black eyes looked down into mine with the same lazy approving expression that I had resented when Dicky introduced me to him at the theatre.
• I do not go to a theatre to be instructed or to have my moral outlook elevated.
• He did remarkably well at his new occupation, as he was able to build the two houses 39 and 40, Theatre Road.
• We shall be admirably placed upon that little theatre.
• No visit to Chinatown would be complete without an inspection of its theatre and a study of the audience.
• Somehow or other abroad the theatre agrees with us.
• The actors, meanwhile, repaired to the little theatre of the Tuilleries.
• Compared with the doings in the Eastern and Western Fronts, in the Austro-Italian Theatre, or in the Dardanelles, the campaign of South Africa must take a modest place.
• The theatre no doubt represented men as worse than they were.

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