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