Other Word Forms
- unstaged adjective
- well-staged adjective
Etymology
Origin of staged
Example Sentences
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Anti-monarchy campaigners, Republic, staged a protest near the Abbey with placards reading "What did you know?"
From BBC
Family members have been clamoring for their release for weeks, including a group of women in Caracas who staged a nearly weeklong hunger strike.
From Barron's
It was the second time Italy had hosted a Paralympics after Rome staged the first summer Games in 1960.
From BBC
After a fresh retreat on Wall Street, where all three main indexes staged late rallies but ended down, Asia largely followed suit.
From Barron's
Since then, the choreographer Lucinda Childs, veteran of “Einstein on the Beach,” has staged a stunningly chic “Akhnaten” in Nice, France, that is available on YouTube.
From Los Angeles Times
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