offstage

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/ˈɒfste‍ɪd‍ʒ/

Definition & Meaning of "offstage"

Offstage

NOUN

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

backstage

wing

Example

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

A loud noise came from the offstage, distracting the performers.

offstage

ADJECTIVE

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

backstage

Example

Offstage whispers hinted at the upcoming plot twist.

The offstage crew worked silently to change the set between acts.

not visible or known to the public

backstage

behind-the-scenes

sub-rosa

subterranean

under-the-table

Example

Her offstage generosity contrasted with her tough public image.

Reporters uncovered the mayor's offstage dealings with lobbyists.

offstage

ADVERB

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

backstage

off

Example

She gestured wildly offstage, signaling for the next performer.

The prop was quickly moved offstage during the blackout.

away from public awareness or outside of observable or official interactions

backstage

sub-rosa

Example

The agreement was finalized offstage, without media scrutiny.

Their friendship developed offstage, through late-night phone calls.

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