Offstage

What do we mean by offstage?

Situated or taking place in the area of a stage that is invisible to the audience. adjective

Of, relating to, or taking place in private life. adjective

Away from the area of a stage visible to the audience. adverb

In private life. adverb

Behind the scenes; not visible to the public. adverb

Of, or relating to that part of a stage not visible to the audience adjective

Of, or relating to private life adjective

Taking place offstage (as above) adverb

Situated or taking place in the area of a stage not visible to the audience adjective

Behind the scenes; not on stage adverb

Concealed from public view or attention adjective

A stage area out of sight of the audience noun

Not in public adverb

Of, or relating to that part of a stage not visible to the audience.

Of, or relating to the private life of a celebrity.

Words that are spelled similarly to offstage:
offstage, off-stage, off stage, onstage, offtake.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word offstage:
soundproof, onstage, sleigh, trombone, timpani, trumpet, antics, backstage, bells, harp, horns, chorus, accompaniment, drum, knocking, scenery, announcer, dressing, strings, brass, percussion, audience, costumes, voices, flute, tenor, introduces, proceed, booth, performer, butterfly, watching, ensemble, mad, footage, melody, scene, quiet, sing, hear, finale, rhythm, sounds, ballet, wearing, dies, orchestra, dialogue, afterwards, bell, terry, perform, stage, heard, actors, larry, bass, concert, voice, returns, sees, performance, ends, pieces, wings, theatre, wedding, don, instruments, breaking, enter, dream, singing, opera, tells, sound, piano, theater, effects.

Words that rhyme with offstage:
gauge, age, engage, sage, assuage, stage, rage, page, gage, cage, wage, outrage, rampage, osage, swage, disengage, backstage, upstage, paige, onstage, teenage, enrage, phage, plage, macrophage, greige, lage, rib cage, stone age, ice age, iron age, batting cage, golden age, middle age, old age, brage, restage, downstage, kage, hage, gaige, squirrel cage, broad gauge, blue sage, minimum wage, schrage, come of age, rain gauge, bronze age, living wage, wind gauge, pressure gauge, of age, latency stage, clary sage, title page, narrow gauge, wire gauge, standard gauge, chronological age, mental age, space age, water gauge, bethpage, oral stage, elizabethan age, bone age, legal age, under-age, fuel gauge, iron cage, silver age, victorian age, genital stage, gray sage, strain gauge, full page, landing stage, wood sage, drage, take the stage, wild sage, black sage, chaparral sage, silver sage, mealy sage, sand sage, voting age, common sage, theater stage, anal stage, thrust stage, pitcher sage, vacuum gauge, drinking age, jerusalem sage, take stage, prairie sage, california sage, micrometer gauge.

Adjectives that are often used to describe offstage:
sound, other, same, much, funny, real, different, little, long, loud, right, shy, entire, quiet, dead, thud, most, wheeled, dark, prompt, open, charming, furious, personal, better, goes, invisible, short, tumult.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective offstage:
voice, chorus, presence, audience, sound, event, voices, side, life, space, action, orchestra, battle, end, choir, actor, sounds, right, conversation, death, figure, music, edge, scene, kitchen, marriage, machine, world, manner, characters, shamisen, person, force, trumpets, cue, cry, shot, bedroom, thunder, cannon, incident.

Words that sound like offstage:
offstage, off stage, upstage, restage, onstage, ostridge, ofte, ofsted, offsetting, osta, on stage, off-day, off day, osti, costage, wastage, the stage, hostage, assuage, ice age, osage, astay, asswage, f stop, left stage, often, austin, ostrich, oft, austere, offs, offset, austen, outage, aust, offside, allstate, asta, hasta, offed, auston, offish, osteo, all state, austyn, ousting, off set, offsite, ostia, postiche, austine, offsets, off side, oste, off site, awst, softish, off-site, all-state, osto, outstay, off time, ofta, lost touch, off-set, ofsa, osteo-.