stagiest

  • 1stagiest — stag·y || steɪdʒɪ adj. done for effect, artificial; theatrical, overly dramatic …

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  • 2stagiest — superlative of stagy or of stagey …

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  • 3stagey — /stay jee/, adj., stagier, stagiest. stagy. * * * …

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  • 4stagy — stagily, adv. staginess, n. /stay jee/, adj., stagier, stagiest. 1. of, pertaining to, or suggestive of the stage. 2. theatrical; unnatural. Also, stagey. [1855 60; STAGE + Y1] * * * …

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  • 5stagy — [ steɪdʒi] (also stagey) adjective (stagier, stagiest) excessively theatrical or exaggerated. Derivatives stagily adverb staginess noun …

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  • 6stagy — UK [ˈsteɪdʒɪ] / US adjective Word forms stagy : adjective stagy comparative stagier superlative stagiest not natural, like the performance of a bad actor …

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  • 7stagy — /ˈsteɪdʒi/ (say stayjee) adjective (stagier, stagiest) of, relating to or suggestive of the stage; theatrical. {stag(e) + y1} –stagily, adverb …

  • 8stagily — stagy (also stagey) ► ADJECTIVE (stagier, stagiest) ▪ excessively theatrical or exaggerated. DERIVATIVES stagily adverb staginess noun …

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  • 9staginess — stagy (also stagey) ► ADJECTIVE (stagier, stagiest) ▪ excessively theatrical or exaggerated. DERIVATIVES stagily adverb staginess noun …

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  • 10stagy — (also stagey) ► ADJECTIVE (stagier, stagiest) ▪ excessively theatrical or exaggerated. DERIVATIVES stagily adverb staginess noun …

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