Oxford Spanish Dictionary
stagy <stagier stagiest> [am. angl. ˈsteɪdʒi, brit. angl. ˈsteɪdʒi] PRID.
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v slovarju PONS
stagy [ˈsteɪdʒi] PRID. slabš.
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v slovarju PONS
stagy [ˈsteɪ·dʒi] PRID. slabš.
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At once underdramatized and faintly stagy, it keeps promising revelations that never quite materialize.
en.wikipedia.org The films were partially improvised by the actors, and their prolonged running times allowed auds to wander around freely in their deliberately stagy worlds.
www.sbs.com.au Although shortcomings were noted by critics generally focusing on clichd dialogue and slow, stagy scenes, however, the overall impression by the public was nearly universally favorable.
en.wikipedia.org As she finds in the mural's stylized, interwoven figures analogies germane to her own situation, we in turn get a convenient, if stagy, portal into her backstory.
www.theglobeandmail.com The review also commented that the movie is beautifully produced, better than the stagy 1958 film and praised the singing.
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