Marionette (noun)

A puppet that is controlled by strings and is used in a puppet show.

Origin:

Marionette: derived from the french word for 'little mary'.

Examples:

1. The marionettes danced gracefully to the music, captivating the audience.
2. The marionette theater was a popular form of entertainment for children and adults.
3. The puppeteer skillfully manipulated the marionettes, bringing them to life on stage.
4. The marionettes were carefully crafted with intricate details and lifelike movements.
5. The audience was mesmerized by the performance of the marionettes, completely absorbed in the magical world on stage.