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moviegoing

[moo-vee-goh-ing]

noun

  1. the practice or act of going going go to see motion pictures.



adjective

  1. characterized by going going go to see motion pictures often.

    the moviegoing public.

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Other Word Forms

  • moviegoer noun
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Word History and Origins

Origin of moviegoing1

First recorded in 1935–40; movie + going
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Example Sentences

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Given that three-quarters of the current moviegoing audience was not even born 38 years ago, a person might wonder why they should care about a “Spaceballs” sequel.

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And now, Cosm aims to redefine the moviegoing experience.

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Historically, the holiday has been one of the biggest moviegoing weekends of the year, serving as a springboard for the busy summer months.

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“Last year, we didn’t have those big tentpoles in April and early May that usually start the season. Because we’ve had that, people are in the moviegoing mood.”

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While I firmly believe moviegoing audiences should be less averse to slow pacing, there’s an almost prideful lack of explanation for the context of images flickering across the screen.

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