Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Staged, the meaning and synonyms like arranged or artificial.

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Staged in a sentence

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Staged meaning

  1. Of an event, intentionally performed while being falsely contrived to appear authentic or coincidental.
  2. Intended for the stage as in a theater.

Synonyms of Staged

arranged artificial unreal unstaged

Example sentences (20)

It has previously paired whiskies with unusual items such as ice cream and also staged a tasting on top of a Munro.

New Milton will now host Petersfield Town in the final, which will be staged on Saturday, April 29 (kick-off 3pm).

Kamaunu, 61, and other tenants staged a demonstration and made headlines, spurring the county to step in and purchase.

AFP Sport looks at who needs what to make the global showpiece being staged in India in October and November.

Following the game supporters staged a sit-in protest to voice their anger at the direction of the club on and off the field.

As well as hosting The Ocean Race, Aarhus staged The Ocean Race Summit, Business Summit and Youth Summit over the past 11 days.

Following its main run, Yu Yu Hakusho staged a special release a few years back with two original OVAs.

In each instance, he claimed that the events as we know them may not have happened and were perhaps staged using crisis actors.

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One of only two Hansberry plays staged during the writer’s short life, premiered on Broadway in 1964.

A 'royal dog show' is being staged by the Sue Belcher Centre, at Bracken Bank, as part of a fun day.

It’s engagingly staged, Melling is outstanding as usual, but everyone involved is capable of better.

Of a fact, when staged, drama helps to build and develop confidence and curb stage fright in people.

Back in February, Sorelle staged a grand pre-opening preview party for a bevy of local restaurateurs, food writers and influencers.

Mr. Guilet staged the first Renaissance fashion show in March 2020, at the Institut du Monde Arabe.

Parts of his profile were built up playing LFC fan shows and at events staged around the European Cup Finals the Reds have reached.

Paul Kelly, chairman of Swanage Jazz Festival, said: “We staged our 2022 Festival to great acclaim.

Gallants however staged a late second half comeback with Ranga Chavaviro scoring a rare hat-trick.

He urged the jury to find Pallant was responsible for the earlier injuries and had staged the room to make it look like an accident.

On Friday, students at the Milford, New Hampshire middle school and high school staged a walkout.

But an investigation found that Manis had actually killed his wife on Friday and staged a robbery to conceal the murder, Musella said.

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Common combinations with staged

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • staged in 20×
  • be staged 15×
  • was staged 14×
  • staged by 11×
  • have staged 10×
  • staged protest
  • staged the
  • staged at
  • staged an
  • being staged

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "staged" in a sentence?
An example: "It has previously paired whiskies with unusual items such as ice cream and also staged a tasting on top of a Munro." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "staged" from real English texts.
What does "staged" mean?
Staged means: Of an event, intentionally performed while being falsely contrived to appear authentic or coincidental.
What are synonyms of "staged"?
Common synonyms of "staged" include: arranged, artificial, unreal, unstaged.
How many example sentences with "staged" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "staged", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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