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Definition of sub-text in English Turkish dictionary
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Definition of sub-text in English English dictionary
- Ideas conveyed in television by the actors and television pictures, which together indicate the underlying feelings and emotions of a character In theatre, the sub-text is conveyed by the actors interpreting the script vocally, physically, and emotionally combined with the key elements Characters often say one thing but mean another
- the complex of feelings, motives, etc conceived of by an actor as underlaying the actual words and actions of the character being portrayed; an underlying meaning, theme, etc
- The unspoken element in dialogue – the meaning behind the words
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- The implicit meaning of a text, often a literary one, or a speech or dialogue
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- n the implicit meaning or theme of a literary text
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- The implied or unspoken theme or character motivation in a dramatic work
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- is what you say without saying it Even if you lack training as an actor, you can effectively communicate the SUBTEXT by NOT trying to ACT, but REACT SUBTEXT is too complex to cover here or in just one of the Private Studies, so RB has included various references and tips throughout the Series For more, see Sudden Death Gypsy Curse and Xerox Money
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- Information that is implied but not stated by a character; thoughts or actions of a character that do not express the same meaning as the character's spoken words
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- The real meaning under the text The intentions and reality behind what the character says
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- The subtext is the implied message or subject of something that is said or written. Europe's divisions are the subtext of a new movie thriller called Zentropa. a hidden or second meaning behind someone's words or actions
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- The meaning beneath the superficial surface of a play's story, often more important then the latter
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- Information in statement which is not contained in its text but is nonetheless inferred by the reader Letters T to V
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- An underlying, emergent theme in a work or works
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- {i} underlying meaning, implicit meaning (of a literary work, etc.)
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- The underlying meaning of a character's dialogue and actions
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- the implicit meaning of a text, especially of a literary one