- Look up
histrionic or
histrionics in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Histrionic may
refer to:
related to or
reminiscent of (theatrical) acting, or acting...
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Histrionic personality disorder (HPD) is
defined by the
American Psychiatric ****ociation as a
personality disorder characterized by a
pattern of excessive...
- the screen. Kingsley's
performance is
powerful without being loud or
histrionic; he is
almost always quiet, observant, and soft-spoken on the screen,...
- he
served in Spain. In 1920,
Lieutenant Colonel José Millán Astray, a
histrionic but
charismatic officer,
founded the
Spanish Foreign Legion,
along similar...
- the 2012
Archibald Prize for a 'faceless' self-portrait
entitled The
Histrionic Wayfarer (after Bosch). His win
proved a
controversial choice by the judges...
- the
point that
anyone around him who so much as
flinches looks hammily histrionic."
Interviewers Richard Thompson and Tim
Hunter commented that Eastwood's...
- for
someone who
better aligned with the Undertaker's "deadman" themes.
Histrionic,
wailing and
ghostly in character,
Bearer complemented the Undertaker...
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autobiographical elements,
featuring characters based on its author, his
histrionic mother, and his
mentally fragile sister. In
writing the play, Williams...
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denied parole and
psychiatrists have
diagnosed her with narcissistic,
histrionic and
antisocial personality disorders, with one
labelling her as a "deviant...
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increased homicide rate, most
notably narcissistic, anti-social, and
histrionic personality disorders and
those ****ociated with psychopathology. Several...
