1) Admirer 2) Advocate 3) Advocator 4) Ancient Greek theatre 5) Booster 6) Champion 7) Exponent 8) Friend 9) Hero 10) Main character 11) Main character in a play 12) Proponent 13) Supporter 14) The good guy in the story
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1) Admirer 2) Agonist 3) Anglophil 4) Anglophile 5) Antihero 6) Believer 7) Booster 8) Cheerleader 9) Endorser 10) Enthusiast 11) Francophil 12) Francophile 13) Functionalist 14) Hero 15) Indorser 16) Jacobite 17) Loyalist 18) Main character 19) Mainstay 20) Maintainer 21) Philhellene 22) Philhellenic
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- a person who backs a politician or a team etc.
- the principal character in a work of fiction
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This term derived from classical Greek tragedy refers to the central character in a drama that has the power of action and decision. In a drama based on two-way conflict, the protagonist’s opposite is known as the antagonist.
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A protagonist ({ety|grc|πρωταγωνιστής (protagonistes)|one who plays the first part, chief actor}) is the main character (the central or primary personal figure) of a literary, theatrical, cinematic or musical narrative, who enters conflict because of the antagonist. The audience is intended to mostly identify with the protagonist. In ...
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• (n.) One who takes the leading part in a drama; hence, one who takes lead in some great scene, enterprise, conflict, or the like.
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in ancient Greek drama, the first or leading actor. The poet Thespis is credited with having invented tragedy when he introduced this first actor ...
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The main character in a work, on whom the author focuses most of the narrative attention. See charac
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The main character in a play around whom most of the action is based.
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Pro·tag'o·nist noun [ Greek ...;
prw^tos first + ... an actor, combatant, from ... a contest.] One who takes the leading part in a drama; hence, one who takes lead in some great scene, enterprise, conflict, or the like. « Shakespeare, the
protagonist on the great of modern poetr...
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The main character in a play or story.
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The main character or hero of a story whose actions and goal drive the plot forwards.
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protagonist 1. The chief personage in a drama; hence, the principal character in the plot of a story, etc. 2. A leading personage in any contest; a prominent supporter or champion of any cause. 3. The protagonist of a Greek drama was its leading actor, of whom there could be but one in any play. 4. Etymology: proto-, 'first in time, earliest' + ag...
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the main character or hero in a play or other literary work.
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Protagonist is just another word for “main character.” The story circles around this character’s experiences, and the audience is invited to see the world from his or her perspective.
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The Main Character in a play. Literally translates as “one who is willing to suffer.” *Fun fact: A Protagonist is always the character that goes through the biggest change.*
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The main character of the story, with whom the reader identifies, like Harry Potter or Frodo Baggins.
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the leading character or hero in ancient Greek tragedy; in modern literary criticism, the central character in a drama or another genre.
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The character whom the story is about and who is most directly affected by the antagonist. This character may be the narrator/POV character (such as Harry Potter or Katniss Everdeen), or the protagonist may be a character who is viewed by someone else (as Atticus Finch and Heathcliff are viewed by Scout and Nelly Dean, respectively).
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the leading character, hero, or heroine of a drama or other literary work. · a proponent for or advocate of a political cause, social program, etc. · the leader or principal person in a movement, cause, etc. · the first actor in ancient Greek drama, who played not only the main role, but also other roles when the main character wa...
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the principal or main character in a literary work.
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The central character of a story
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[6th grade words] the principal character in a work of fiction
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[Difficult words] the principal character in a work of fiction
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[Obscure words] the principal character in a work of fiction
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