offstage
off
ˈɑf
aaf
stage
steɪʤ
steij
/ˈɒfste‍ɪd‍ʒ/

Definition & Meaning of "offstage"in English

Offstage
01

the part of the stage area hidden from the audience, typically used for preparation or waiting during a performance

Examples
The actor hurried to the offstage to avoid being seen by the audience.
offstage
01

situated out of sight of the audience, typically in the wings or backstage

backstage

Examples
Offstage whispers hinted at the upcoming plot twist.
Examples
Her offstage generosity contrasted with her tough public image.
offstage
01

behind the stage where it is out of the audience's sight

Examples
She gestured wildly offstage, signaling for the next performer.
02

away from public awareness or outside of observable or official interactions

Examples
The agreement was finalized offstage, without media scrutiny.
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