Noun:

अभिनय,

acting out's Usage Examples:

of his dysfunctional family; as his circumstances worsen, his sanity deteriorates and he begins acting out, with increasing brutality.

Players take responsibility for acting out these roles within a narrative, either through literal acting, or through.

However, her daughter, Aiko, is acting out due to her mother's illness and takes her anger upon the medics that only manage her mother's suffering, but not cure her.

Contracting out of this magnitude can be used to do things such as waste management, cleaning, laundry, catering and road maintenance.

was frequently seen performing all manner of tricks including walking tightropes, acting out comedies and even performing magic and card tricks, outside.

on physical acting out of the clues, silent mouthing of the words for lipreading, spelling, and pointing are generally banned.

close; some forms of the games, however, forbid anything except physically acting out the answer.

"This woman is acting out in this way that so many of us do and not apologising for it.

Later, FCI began contracting outside development houses to create original games; examples include WCW Super Brawl Wrestling and The Main Event, both developed by Beam Software of Australia; Might " Magic III, developed by Iguana Entertainment; and Metal Morph and the Runes of Virtue titles in the Ultima series, both developed by Origin Systems.

grocery store Dean " Deluca - the couple gets some cheap alcohol ("A hearty gulping wine") and the narrator indulges his fantasy evidently acting out a role-playing.

Marge, driving by with Maggie, sees Homer appearing to flirt with the women by flexing his muscles (though he is actually acting out Marge going into labor with Bart).

The children from Mitchell Brook Primary School also returned acting out the divorce of Paul McCartney and Heather Mills and Jay-Z headlining that.

He responded by contracting out the actual construction.

Synonyms:

absolute, right-down, sheer, rank, complete, downright,

Antonyms:

incomplete, relative, alienable, equivocal, nonarbitrary,