Stage
Stage verb - To bring before the public in performance or exhibition.
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Synonyms for Stage
To present and stage are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To present" with "Stage", this terms are similar.
To present
Stage and to present are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stage" instead a verb phrase "To present".
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During the 1998 VMA's, they were scheduled to present an award together, and walked out from opposite sides of the stage... in the same dress.
Source: Music / Whitney Houston -
When a brief trip to France causes Napoleon to follow them back to the present, Bill and Ted decide to stage the ultimate oral report by getting the historical figures themselves to present it.
- In Pippin, the torch-wielding player who will play a part in the grand finale makes a false entrance at the beginning of the play, when the Leading Player promises to present "a climax never before seen on a public stage."
Source: Chekhov's Gunman
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