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"dramatis personae" (Latin)
What does the Latin term dramatis personae mean?
"Dramatis personae" is a Latin term that translates to "characters of the play" or "persons of the drama." It refers to the list or cast of characters in a theatrical work, providing a glimpse of the individuals who will appear in the performance.Examples in Sentences
Here are three example sentences using the term "dramatis personae":- Before the play begins, the audience is typically provided with a program that includes the dramatis personae listing all the characters.
- As an actor, he was thrilled to see his name among the dramatis personae for the upcoming production.
- The director meticulously cast each role, ensuring that the dramatis personae were well-suited for their respective characters.

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