Noun:

দর্শকের মনের ওপর অভিনয়ের প্রভাব,

stage effect's Usage Examples:

an international vogue for ghost-themed plays, which used this novel stage effect, during the 1860s and subsequent decades.

caused her to be constantly in a condition which was destructive of all stage effect.

television appearances in the 1950s, often interacting with one another for stage effect and providing the signature "boom-chick-a-boom" background sound that.

and at its climax, the Nutcracker reappears and through the use of a stage effect, turns into a Prince.

boldly and clearly drawn; and he never falls beneath a high level of stage effect.

During production of that sketch (while being burned with oil from on-stage effect) McKean and Guest began to improvise, inventing characters that became.

Eleventh Edition, "her art depended on intense naturalness rather than stage effect, sympathetic force and poignant intellectuality rather than the theatrical.

When the third stage effect wears off he returns to the second state and remains there for a while.

She values the stage effect of her big dresses and will practise moving in them until she feels comfortable.

As an author, he always had an eye to stage effect in scene and situation as well as in dialogue.

Kitty called herself Drum for the stage effect of "Drum and Ball"; Tom later added "Major" to the name when the double.

a long series of plays in which he displayed a remarkable talent for stage effect and a command of witty and lively dialogue.

He was a masterly judge of acting and of stage effect; his views as to the drama itself were narrow and indifferent to artistic.

Instead of the dry ice stage effect, the group used original military smoke bombs which was as unpleasant.

Performances often utilized natural lighting as part of their stage effect.

come when so able and experienced a master of voice, orchestra, and stage effect – master, too, of so much genuine sentiment – may apply his gifts to.

"Position-based beliefs: The center-stage effect".

A dry ice stage effect stirs disturbing recollections of a traumatic fire in her past.

Synonyms:

byproduct; outgrowth; phenomenon; coattails effect; materialization; placebo effect; dent; product; offshoot; spillover; brisance; influence; offspring; domino effect; reverberation; wallop; repercussion; bandwagon effect; aftermath; backwash; knock-on effect; consequence; position effect; by-product; materialisation; fallout; branch; offset; side effect; result; butterfly effect; aftereffect; change; Coriolis effect; issue; wake; outcome; impact; response; harvest; event; upshot;

Antonyms:

stiffen; decrease; tune; dissimilate; detransitivize;