Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The proprietary right of the author of a dramatic or musical composition to its exclusive production or performance, as distinguished from the right to multiply copies by printing. See
stage-right .
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Examples
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The artist who is in mortal dread of being thought a politician or suspected of motives cannot feel, and will as surely fail, as the one who sits down to play the rôle of politician disguised as play-right.
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With 31 games remaining in the regular season, general manager Ken Holland said it's vital for Osgood to step up his play-right away.
Kuklas Korner 2009
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With 31 games remaining in the regular season, general manager Ken Holland said it's vital for Osgood to step up his play-right away.
Kuklas Korner 2009
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