Revue [noun]

Definition of Revue:

acting, depiction

Synonyms of Revue:

● Play

● Concert

● Show

● Dance

● Appearance

● Drama

● Production

● Behavior

● Act

● Portrayal

● Presentation

● Display

● Set

● Interpretation

● Matinee

● Spectacle

● Special

● Ceremony

● Ballet

● Business

● Review

● Custom

● Gig

● Exhibition

● Rite

● To-do

● Offering

● Rehearsal

● Burlesque

● Stunt

● Pageant

● Recital

● Rigmarole

● Representation

● Opera

● Stage show


Opposite/Antonyms of Revue:

● Direction

● Failure

● Hiding

● Inefficiency

● Ineffectualness

● Reality


Sentence/Example of Revue:

We dined on frogs' legs and Vouvray, and then went to see the Revue at the Marigny.

I have treated this question in the Revue universitaire, 1896, vol.

The new 'revue' seemed to be the very last thing that they were interested in.

If I do not hear from you I will return the 'Revue' in a few days (with the cover).

If it is a revue, I have all of the skits and numbers with me.

A full account of these crosses may be found in the Revue Horticole for 1880.

M. May describes and figures this variety in the Revue Horticole for 1880.

This is the statement of the editor of Revue Horticole in 1884.

Whereupon he merely laughed, as though it were a joke out of a Midnight Revue.

From that day to this she has found the pages of the Revue always open to her.