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well-acted

adjective

  1. (of a play, film, dramatic part, etc) performed in a skilful manner


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And lo and behold: this smart independent film that was well-directed and well-acted was financially successful.

Louis said that no piece could be well acted unless the actor was interested and imbued with the spirit of his role.

Helga, with a well-acted start and look of alarm, said: 'You must not leave me alone here!

"What you say is quite true, sir," replied Brandelaar with well-acted simplicity.

So you have a good Play, and that well acted, at last, on English Boards!

"The Hunchback" is a very satisfactory play to see, but let nobody who has seen it well acted attempt to read it in cold blood!

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