actor
UK: ˈæktə | US: ˈæktər
n. a person whose profession is acting in plays, films, or television
n. a participant in an action or process
The word "actor" originates from Latin actor, meaning "doer" or "performer," derived from agere ("to do, act"). The suffix -or denotes a person who performs the action of the verb. Over time, the term specialized to refer to individuals who perform roles in theatrical or cinematic productions, reflecting its root in action and performance.
The actor delivered a powerful monologue in the play.
She is an accomplished actor with many awards.
Every actor must memorize their lines before rehearsals.
He started his career as a stage actor before moving to films.
The young actor impressed the audience with his emotional range.