Circus and Stage

Circus

Circus noun - A large usually roofless building for sporting events with tiers of seats for spectators.

Stage and circus are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stage" instead a noun "Circus".

Stage

Stage noun - A level usually raised surface.
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Synonyms for Stage

Circus and stage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Circus" instead a noun "Stage".

Nearby Words: stagy, staged, staging, stager, stagey

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Strange Circus The only thing that you might consider frightening about this particular circus is that they brought a guillotine onto the stage and asked if someone wanted to die in the audience.
  • Circus Brat Yuri and the Oswald siblings are more tragic examples: Yuri's dad died on-stage, and the Oswalds joined a circus after leaving their abusive step-parents... and Sophie later died.
    Source: Circus Brat
  • Circus Brat The Great Merlini, who appeared in four golden-age mystery novels by Clayton Rawson, was born to a family of circus acrobats and got his initial training in stage magic from the sideshow magician.
    Source: Circus Brat
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