Noun:

নাট্যাভিনয়,

playacting's Usage Examples:

King's Men in December 1648, despite the parliamentarians' opposition to playacting.

(s)he is only playacting!" or, ".

plays everybody's favorite revolutionary onscreen, but he's not just playacting, Interview".

rhetoric and argued that he and his Maximalist followers were merely playacting to make a point and were not serious in their professed Fascist beliefs.

When Ellen discusses her experiences in town, Gray says she is playacting and does not belong here.

The film title "Dodeska-den" are the playacting "words" uttered by the boy character to mimick the sound of his imaginary.

And yet he's very much alive the whole time, playacting in an elaborate form of cinematic therapy with his filmmaker offspring.

Later on, Moo admits to Alice that she was playacting.

witticisms on the issues of the day, and talking up the worth and value of playacting.

being "lightly held within quotation marks," with an "unmistakable air of playacting" in even the most violent scenes.

living on borrowed glory, masquerading, conventions of concealment, playacting before others and the arts of dissimulation.

a dog), but overall the effect works because, after all, they're just playacting … right?".

They were often held in honour of a lady and they participated in the playacting and symbolism.

Some Israeli doctors theorized the girls were playacting.

There's a great deal of playacting that I don't think you'd find in extreme left revolutionaries in societies.

excessively stereotypical, describing her as "sounding more like a teenager playacting than a brash, hardened streetwalker" and comparing her mannerisms to a.

handsome, meditative work: a mixture of reportage, dreams, memories and playacting, which immerses you in an entire world that you might unknowingly pass.

has consequently been noted for his lack of diving in a sport rife with playacting.

Synonyms:

method; acting; playing; mime; hamming; business; byplay; skit; personation; portrayal; activity; enactment; dumb show; reenactment; performance; performing arts; overacting; characterization; pantomime; performing; roleplaying; impersonation; heroics; method acting; stage business;

Antonyms:

inactivity; permanent; assembly; discontinuation; discontinuance;