offstage
Use Offstage in a sentence
adverb
2.
in one's private life rather than on the stage: Offstage the actress seemed rather plain.
adjective
3.
not in view of the audience; backstage, in the wings, etc.: an offstage crash.
4.
withheld from public view or attention; private: offstage political meetings.
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| —adj, —adv | |
| out of the view of the audience; off the stage | |
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Example sentences
To prove that he had way too much of something inside, he announced that he was going offstage to pee.
Other thought leaders met offstage for action-oriented working sessions and intimate roundtable meals.
My father was offstage somewhere, making large abstract sounds.
Her offstage personality is probably even harder to convey.
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