offstage

adverb or adjective

off·stage | \ ˈȯf-ˈstāj

, -ˌstāj\

Definition of offstage

1 : on a part of the stage not visible to the audience

2 : in private life known offstage as a kindly person

3 : behind the scenes : out of the public view much of the important work of the conference was done offstage

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After all, the fivesome literally had just walked offstage after performing for a huge audience at Jingle Ball. — Noelle Devoe, Seventeen, "Camila Cabello Slams Rumors That She Quit 5H Without Warning in Emotional Letter to Fans," 19 Dec. 2016

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More Definitions for offstage

offstage

adverb

: on the part of the stage that the audience cannot see : behind or to the side of the stage

of a performer : in private life

: in a place that is away from public view : behind the scenes

offstage

adverb or adjective

off·stage | \ ˈȯf-ˈstāj

: off or away from the stage