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Having beautiful, view-worthy surroundings.
Examples
We took the scenic route along the river and stopped for photos.
The brochure highlighted the scenic coastline as a major attraction.
The hotel boasts a scenic view of the mountains at sunrise.
The play's scenic elements created a realistic 19th-century street.
He volunteered to paint the scenic panels for the community theater.
Similar words
charming
scenographic
decorative
setbreathtaking
panoramic
picturesque
pretty
beautifultheatrical
Meanings
Examples
The director praised the scenic design for its vivid colors.
During rehearsals, the crew adjusted the scenic backdrop to match the lighting.
She studied scenic art at the drama school to become a set designer.
The play's scenic elements created a realistic 19th-century street.
Critics noted that the scenic changes were too elaborate for the small stage.
He volunteered to paint the scenic panels for the community theater.
Similar words
theatrical
stage
setscenographic
production
decorative
Examples
We took the scenic route along the river and stopped for photos.
The hotel boasts a scenic view of the mountains at sunrise.
Hikers love the scenic trail that winds through the forest.
The brochure highlighted the scenic coastline as a major attraction.
Driving through the scenic countryside, she felt a sense of calm.
Tourists often choose the scenic overlook for its panoramic vista.
Similar words
picturesque
beautifulpretty
charming
breathtaking
panoramic
Etymology
From Greek skēnē “scene, stage”, first recorded in English in the early 17th century.
FAQ
Having beautiful, view-worthy surroundings.
What does scenic mean in theatre?
Describing anything that is part of or connected with the scenery used in a theatre or other performance.
What does scenic mean in nature?
Describing a view, route, or area that is beautiful, attractive, and offers pleasant scenery.
What is the comparative form of scenic?
What is the superlative form of scenic?
What is the origin of scenic?
From Greek skēnē “scene, stage”, first recorded in English in the early 17th century.
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