mise Definition
a theatrical stage setting.
Using mise: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mise" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The mise en scène of the play was breathtaking.
Example
The director paid great attention to the mise of the production.
mise Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for mise
- scenery
- stage setting
- set design
Phrases with mise
mise en abyme
a literary or artistic technique in which a work of art contains a smaller version of itself, in a sequence appearing to recur infinitely
Example
The painting within the painting is an example of mise en abyme.
Example
Before starting to cook, it's important to do your mise en place.
mise en scène
the arrangement of actors and scenery on a stage for a theatrical production
Example
The director spent hours perfecting the mise en scène for the play.
Origins of mise
from French 'mise en scène', meaning 'placing on the stage'
Summary: mise in Brief
'Mise' [miz] refers to the stage setting of a theatrical production. It is derived from the French term 'mise en scène,' meaning 'placing on the stage.' Examples of its use include 'The mise en scène of the play was breathtaking.' and 'The director paid great attention to the mise of the production.' 'Mise' also appears in phrases like 'mise en abyme,' a literary or artistic technique, and 'mise en place,' the preparation of ingredients and equipment before cooking.
