Similar words: act on, facto, actor, factor, factory, contractor, doctor, sector. Meaning: v. 1. represent an incident, state, or emotion by action, especially on stage 2. act out; represent or perform as if in a play.
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(31) So, Barth is taking a risk that this little craft project emphasizes and that the stories in the book act out.
(32) All his life he tried to act out his beliefs.
(33) Pick and Act: students will pick an instruction card and act out the sentence written on it for a member of their group to guess what it is.
(34) Twice a day, the square fills with people gathering to watch nearly life-size figurines act out scenes from the city's history on the famous carillon clock tower.
(35) Teenagers can act out their anxiety in various aggressive ways.
(36) They must act out some of their ideals and lash out at the wrongs of society.
(37) Gothel knows the secret that many American parents act out but are slow to acknowledge: that confining their teens in enforced preadolescence helps them feel younger too.
(38) Use the role cards below to act out the situations.
(39) You watch actors who act out dialogues and perform scenes.
(40) To act out the conception, shang worked out his econmic policy.
(41) I think men tend to act out their depression more than women.
(42) Can you act out the feeling of sorrow in body language?
(43) Children often act out their troubled feelings in their games.
(44) Actors dress up like Americans and British soldiers and act out fighting.
(45) Learn how to act out unspoken thoughts in your audition with this free video clip from a professional theater director.
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(47) He tried to act out a story that he had heard.
(48) Some people act out their anger in what is called Active Aggression.
(49) Immanuel Kant says that in so far as our actions have moral worth,(http://sentencedict.com/act out.html) what confers moral worth is precisely our capacity to rise above self-interest and inclination and to act out of duty.
(50) You can also encourage play therapy if your child is old enough to act out roles with dolls or stuffed animals.
(51) Act out this dialogue in pairs and fill out the telephone message.
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