Building
Theatre
Theatre noun - A building where theatrical performances or motion-picture shows can be presented.
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Synonyms for Theatre
Building and theatre are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Building" instead a noun "Theatre".
How words are described
| burning | burning building | burning theatre |
| full | full building | full theatre |
| particular | particular building | particular theatre |
| similar | similar building | similar theatre |
| Other adjectives: public, complete, empty, entire, big, main, famous, ancient, abandoned, former, crumbling, deserted, haunted, different, nearby. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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As anybody who's ever worked in the theatre around stage building will tell you, there is no problem that can't be solved by using wood.
Source: The All-Solving Hammer -
During the Marcos years in the Phillipines, the delightful ruling couple ordered the building of a prestige theatre and cinema complex so as to host an Asian film festival.
Source: Cement Shoes -
Conveniently Empty Building: Were it not for the field trip to the theatre, the witches wouldn't have been the only casualties of the coven's destruction.
Source: Film / Suspiria
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