staging
/ˈsteɪdʒɪŋ/
adjective
- Relating to the process of organizing and presenting a performance or event.
- The staging area was busy with actors and technicians.
- The staging crew worked hard to set up the lights.
- She attended a workshop on staging techniques for theater.
noun
- The process of organizing and presenting a play, show, or event.
- The elaborate staging included special lighting and moving platforms.
- She is in charge of the staging for the school talent show.
- The staging of the musical took three months of rehearsals.
- A temporary platform or structure used for work or performance.
- The band played on a small staging in the park.
- Workers set up staging around the building to repair the roof.
- We need to rent staging for the outdoor concert.
- The process of preparing a house for sale by decorating and arranging furniture to make it more attractive to buyers.
- Home staging can help a house sell faster and for a higher price.
- They hired a professional for the staging of their apartment.
- Good staging makes a room look bigger and brighter.
- A system of classifying the extent or severity of a disease, especially cancer.
- Staging helps determine the best treatment options.
- Early staging of the disease improves the chances of recovery.
- The doctor explained the cancer staging to the patient.