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/truːp/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A group of performers, especially actors or dancers, who work together to present theatrical or other artistic performances.
The circus troupe traveled from town to town, enchanting audiences with their acrobatics.
A group of people who share a common interest or activity, particularly in the performing arts.
She joined a local theater troupe to pursue her passion for acting.
A company of performers engaged in theatrical productions.
The renowned ballet troupe performed a stunning rendition of 'Swan Lake'.
A group of actors or performers in a specific performance or production.
The historical play featured a talented troupe of actors who brought the story to life.
Etymology
French: troupe, from Old French treupe, from Vulgar Latin *truppa, from Latin trupa.
Common Phrases and Expressions
traveling troupe:
A group of performers who travel together to perform in different locations.
theater troupe:
A group or company of actors who perform plays.
dance troupe:
A group of dancers who perform together.
acting troupe:
A group of actors, particularly one that travels or performs regularly.
mime troupe:
A group of performers specializing in mime or non-verbal performances.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
a group of friends or associates who often hang out together
Ever since they started the band, they've been a real troupe.
referring to a group of people in a playful or jokey context
Look at that troupe of friends over there having a good time!