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Masque Definition: History, Meaning & Usage
Masque
Noun:
- A form of entertainment popular in the 16th and 17th centuries, consisting of a dramatic performance with elaborate costumes, masks, and dancing, typically presented at court or by a wealthy patron.
- A disguise, especially a mask worn to conceal one's identity.
- Verb:
- To disguise oneself, especially by wearing a mask.
Synonyms:
- Masquerade
- Ball
- Revel
- Pageant
- Disguise
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