Masque ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Masque ( noun )

1. A form of elaborate costume for a performer, often featuring an ornate mask.
2. A social gathering at which people wear masks and typically dance and entertain one another.
3. A dramatic entertainment in which the performers wear masks and sing, dance, or recite dialogue.

Origin:

From french masque ("mask"), from italian maschera, from medieval latin masca, mask.

Examples:

1. The masque was a spectacular show with dancing and singing.
2. The masque was attended by the wealthy and noble, all in costume.
3. The masque was a highlight of the festival, drawing many people to watch the performance.
4. The masque was performed to celebrate the marriage of a prince and princess.
5. The masque was a popular form of entertainment during the Renaissance period.

(As a verb)

Masque ( verb )

1. A form of elaborate costume for a performer, often featuring an ornate mask.
2. A social gathering at which people wear masks and typically dance and entertain one another.
3. A dramatic entertainment in which the performers wear masks and sing, dance, or recite dialogue.

Origin:

From french masque ("mask"), from italian maschera, from medieval latin masca, mask.

Examples:

1. The masque was a spectacular show with dancing and singing.
2. The masque was attended by the wealthy and noble, all in costume.
3. The masque was a highlight of the festival, drawing many people to watch the performance.
4. The masque was performed to celebrate the marriage of a prince and princess.
5. The masque was a popular form of entertainment during the Renaissance period.