Cymbeline

[ sim-buh-leen ]

noun

1. a romantic drama (1610?) by Shakespeare.

Cymbeline

/ ˈsɪmbəliːn /

noun

1. See Cunobelinus

Example Sentences

At her Palm Springs wedding to Dina in 2012, she wore a Cymbeline dress that looked more like a Grecian slip.

From The Daily Beast

The feeling that shines through Cymbeline is a loving delight in the character of Imogen.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Fleay, Professor Thorndike's constant authority, says it was written in 1611, after "Cymbeline" was upon the stage.

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We have shown that the evidence is conclusive, in the opinion of the best critics, that "Cymbeline" preceded "Philaster."

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Cloten, a vindictive lout, son of the second wife of Cymbeline by a former husband.

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The first time I had ever been in a theatre I went with my father to see "Cymbeline."

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