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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Same as monodrama.

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  • noun Archaic form of monodrama.

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Examples

  • Berlioz has been here since Sunday, and is busily engaged conducting rehearsals for the performance of his "Trilogie Sacree" ( "L'Enfance du Christ") and his "Symphonic Phantastique," including the second part thereof, which he calls a monodrame lyrique.

    Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt Tr 1888

  • "Symphonic Phantastique," including the second part thereof, which he calls a monodrame lyrique.

    Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt — Volume 2 Richard Wagner 1848

  • The volubility of his tongue was only equalled by the rapidity of his invention and his powers of mastication; for, during the whole of this entertaining monodrame, his teeth were in constant motion, like the traversing beam of a steamboat; and as he was our captain as well as our guest, he certainly took the lion's share of the repast.

    Frank Mildmay The Naval Officer Frederick Marryat 1820

  • The volubility of his tongue was only equalled by the rapidity of his invention and the powers of mastication; for, during the whole of this entertaining monodrame, his teeth were in constant motion, like the traversing beam of a steam boat; and as he was our captain as well as our guest, he certainly took the lion's share of the repast.

    Frank Mildmay Or, The Naval Officer Frederick Marryat 1820

  • "Well, child," said her master to Miss Agatha, "how does that little monodrame strike you?

    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 16, No. 96, October 1865 Various

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