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Definition of scene
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of scene is as below...
Scene (n.) So much of a play as
passes
without
change
of
locality
or time, or
important
change
of
character;
hence,
a
subdivision
of an act; a
separate
portion
of a play,
subordinate
to the act, but
differently
determined
in
different
plays;
as, an act of four
scenes..
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Scene
::
Scene (n.) A
landscape,
or part of a
landscape;
scenery..
Prospect
::
Prospect
(v.) That which is
embraced
by eye in
vision;
the
region
which the eye
overlooks
at one time; view;
scene;
outlook.
Familiarize
::
Familiarize
(v. t.) To make
familiar
or
intimate;
to
habituate;
to
accustom;
to make well known by
practice
or
converse;
as, to
familiarize
one's self with
scenes
of
distress..
Type
::
Type (n.) The
original
object,
or class of
objects,
scene,
face, or
conception,
which
becomes
the
subject
of a copy; esp., the
design
on the face of a medal or a
coin..
Scenery
::
Scenery
(n.) Sum of
scenes
or
views;
general
aspect,
as
regards
variety
and
beauty
or the
reverse,
in a
landscape;
combination
of
natural
views,
as
woods,
hills,
etc..
Obscene
::
Obscene
(a/)
Inauspicious;
ill-omened.
Tragi-comedy
::
Tragi-comedy
(n.) A kind of drama
representing
some
action
in which
serious
and comic
scenes
are
blended;
a
composition
partaking
of the
nature
both of
tragedy
and
comedy.
Loose
::
Loose
(superl.)
Containing
or
consisting
of
obscene
or
unchaste
language;
as, a loose
epistle..
Study
::
Study (v. i.) A
representation
or
rendering
of any
object
or scene
intended,
not for
exhibition
as an
original
work of art, but for the
information,
instruction,
or
assistance
of the
maker;
as, a study of heads or of hands for a
figure
picture..
Machinist
::
Machinist
(n.) A
person
employed
to shift
scenery
in a
theater.
Scurrility
::
Scurrility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
scurrile
or
scurrilous;
mean, vile, or
obscene
jocularity..
Foul-spoken
::
Foul-spoken
(a.) Using
profane,
scurrilous,
slanderous,
or
obscene
language..
Obscene
::
Obscene
(a/) Foul;
fifthy;
disgusting.
Fantoccini
::
Fantoccini
(n. pl.)
Puppets
caused
to
perform
evolutions
or
dramatic
scenes
by means of
machinery;
also, the
representations
in which they are
used..
Ribaudrous
::
Ribaudrous
(a.)
Filthy;
obscene;
ribald.
Property
::
Property
(a.) All the
adjuncts
of a play
except
the
scenery
and the
dresses
of the
actors;
stage
requisites.
Frolic
::
Frolic
(n.) A scene of
gayety
and
mirth,
as in
lively
play, or in
dancing;
a
merrymaking..
Light
::
Light (n.) The
manner
in which the light
strikes
upon a
picture;
that part of a
picture
which
represents
those
objects
upon which the light is
supposed
to fall; the more
illuminated
part of a
landscape
or other
scene;
--
opposed
to
shade.
Cf.
Chiaroscuro.
Shift
::
Shift (v. t.) To
exchange
for
another
of the same
class;
to
remove
and to put some
similar
thing in its
place;
to
change;
as, to shift the
clothes;
to shift the
scenes..
Inspiring
::
Inspiring
(a.)
Animating;
cheering;
moving;
exhilarating;
as, an
inspiring
or
scene..
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