Definition

Relating to the design and arrangement of scenery for a play or performance, often creating a visual environment that enhances the storytelling.

Example

The scenographic elements of the play transformed the stage into a vibrant cityscape.

Conversation

Have you seen the new art exhibit at the gallery?

Not yet, but I heard it has a really scenographic design.

Yeah, I think the way they set up the space makes it look like a stage.

Exactly! I love when art transforms a room like that.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Scenographic → It is formed from "sceno-" (from Greek "skēnē", meaning tent or stage) and "-graphic" (from Greek "graphia", meaning writing or representation). The word "scenographic" refers to the art of representing or depicting scenes, particularly in theater or visual arts.

Memory Tip

Imagine the word 'sceno-' relating to a 'stage' and '-graphic' meaning 'representation' — this helps you remember that 'scenographic' is about depicting scenes.

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