Similar words: advantaged, voltage drop, disadvantaged, stage, wastage, a stage, hostage, onstage. Meaning: [steɪdʒ] 
adj. 1. deliberately arranged for effect 2. written for or performed on the stage.
adj. 1. deliberately arranged for effect 2. written for or performed on the stage. 
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1. The critics roasted the elaborately staged work.
2. He staged the most lavish productions of Mozart.
3. Students staged a sit-in in the university offices as part of their protest campaign.
4. A small group of demonstrators staged a peaceful protest outside the UN Headquarters.
5. The FTSE index staged a modest recovery to be 6.5 points down.
6. The workers staged a protest against the proposed changes in their contracts.
7. The candidates' public appearances were carefully staged .
8. The staff staged a one - day walkout.
9. Activists staged a protest outside the parliament.
10. Supporters staged a demonstration outside the US embassy.
11. Stalin staged a series of show trials.
12. Several thousand students staged sit-ins and protest marches.
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13. Taxi drivers staged a demonstration against the new law.
14. Arsenal staged a spirited fightback in the second half.
15. They staged a rebellion against British rule in Ireland.
16. They staged an ambush on an army patrol.
17. The prisoners staged a rooftop protest.
18. The union staged a one-day strike.
19. The commandos made/staged/carried out a daring raid .
20. Police staged an early morning raid on the premises.
21. He staged an amazing comeback.
22. The golf club has staged many international fixtures.
23. The dollar staged a recovery earlier today.
24. The army staged a coup .
25. The play was staged as an experiment.
26. Barcelona staged the Olympic Games in 1992.
27. Last night police staged a reconstruction of the incident.
28. Members of the Irish delegation staged a walk-out .
29. The National Theatre's production is memorably staged.
30. The event was very carefully staged.
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