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premiere
1[pri-meer, -myair]
noun
a first public performance or showing of a play, opera, film, etc.
the leading woman, as in a drama.
verb (used with object)
to present publicly for the first time.
to premiere a new foreign film.
verb (used without object)
to have the first public showing.
It will premiere at the Arcadia Theater.
to perform publicly for the first time, as in a particular role, entertainment medium, etc..
When does he premiere as Hamlet?
adjective
first; initial; principal.
a premiere showing; the premiere attraction of the evening.
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2[pri-meer, -myair, p
noun
plural
ès , èd, premièring .premiere
/ ˈprɛmɪə, ˈprɛmɪˌɛə /
noun
the first public performance of a film, play, opera, etc
the leading lady in a theatre company
verb
to give or be the first public performance of
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of premiere1
Example Sentences
And while many of us celebrate queer folks year-round, it’s become customary for June to be the month when streamers and networks alike premiere shows that reflect and speak to this most fabulous community.
With 26 nominations and an astounding 18 wins, the premiere season of “Shōgun” is the first Japanese-language series to take home an Emmy for drama series.
Her documentary “Sally,” which premiered at Sundance, is an ode to her childhood hero.
No Choice premieres in Los Angeles at the Dances With Films festival on June 23 — just one day shy of the third anniversary marking the fall of Roe v.
Her lovingly sly Haydn-esque wit came out in the premiere of “Nest Box,” a duo for her and Wu Wei on sheng, the Chinese mouth organ.
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