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stagemanship

stagemanship noun: technique of performing well on the stage.

Noun

stagemanship (uncountable)

  1. Technique of performing well on the stage.
    • If there’s any sense of justice, relevance, even poetic stagemanship at work, New Orleans should emerge hands down as the site for the debate that will be dedicated to the nation’s domestic problems.2007 July 18, “Where to Discuss the Nation’s Ills”, in New York Times

Origin of stagemanship

From stage + -manship.

Questions about stagemanship

What does stagemanship mean?
Stagemanship means technique of performing well on the stage.
What part of speech is stagemanship?
Stagemanship is a noun.

Words near stagemanship in the dictionary

  1. stagelike
  2. stageline
  3. stagelines
  4. stagely
  5. stageman
  6. stagemanship
  7. stagemen
  8. stageplay
  9. stageplayer
  10. stageplayers
  11. stageplaying

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