What does actrice mean?
Actrice means (archaic) Female equivalent of actor..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(archaic) Female equivalent of actor..
These Actrices, perhaps in their first Scenes, found some applause amongst themselves, but the World knows they have not mended their own reputations, by endeavouring to destroy mine;
This, if any, is the good which can be learned from Plays; but on the other ſide, the life of Actors and Actrices, their geſtures, actions, carriage, and whatſoever elſe is in them joyned to the bad inclinations of the generality of ſpectators, will quite hinder any good effect, and deſtroy what good diſpoſitions might happen to be in them:[…]
By the help of this tragick Actrice, they gain a fairer Audience for the luxurious Fancys, and give their Eratos and other playſome Muſes a fuller Scope in the ſupport of Riot and Debauch.
Such ſtudy’d Action and artificial Geſture may be allow’d to the Actors and Actrices of the Stage.
It’s difficult to affect the Audience with a Senſe of what we do not feel our ſelves; and all thoſe Actrices who are famous for repreſenting the Paſſions in ſo lively a manner, would not be able to acquit themſelves with ſo great Applauſe, did they not in their own Hearts experience the moſt Tender Sentiments.
Use actrice when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Actrice means (archaic) Female equivalent of actor..
Common synonyms include actorine, actress.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
These Actrices, perhaps in their first Scenes, found some applause amongst themselves, but the World knows they have not mended their own reputations, by endeavouring to destroy mine;
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