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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌsɪnəˈmætɪk/
cinematic means: Connected with films or the art of making them.
adjective
Connected with films or the art of making them.
- She studies cinematic history.
- The director experimented with new cinematic techniques.
- Music plays an important role in cinematic storytelling.
Looking or feeling like a professionally made film.
- The video has a cinematic look.
- Soft lighting made the scene feel cinematic.
- The game’s landscapes are surprisingly cinematic.
noun
A film-like scene in a video game that you watch instead of controlling the action.
- You can skip the cinematic.
- An opening cinematic introduces the main characters.
- Several cinematics explain what happened before the battle.
A short film that shows a video game’s characters or world to promote it.
- The studio released a new cinematic.
- This promotional cinematic shows the game’s fantasy world.
- Fans shared the cinematic before the game’s launch.
Questions about cinematic
What does cinematic mean?
Connected with films or the art of making them.
What is cinematic in other languages?
Türkçe: sinematografik · Español: cinematográfico · Français: cinématographique · Deutsch: filmisch · Italiano: cinematografico · 日本語: 映画の
How do you pronounce cinematic?
It is pronounced /ˌsɪnəˈmætɪk/.
How do you use cinematic in a sentence?
She studies cinematic history. The director experimented with new cinematic techniques.
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