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(Definition of set noun (FILM/PLAY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- backdrop noun
- backstage adjective, adverb
- centre stage noun
- curtain noun
- downstage adverb, adjective
- dressing room noun
- green room noun
- offstage adjective
- onstage adverb, adjective
- orchestra pit noun
- safety curtain noun
- scenery noun (THEATRE)
- spotlight noun
- stage door noun
- stagy adjective
- theater noun
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- upstage adverb, adjective
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