Definition of Supporting
The adjective supporting describes a role or part in a play, film, or similar production that is important but not the main or leading role. It usually refers to characters who assist or enhance the story without being the central focus.
Usage Examples
- A supporting role in theater or film is one that adds depth to the main narrative but does not carry the primary storyline.
- An actor or actress in a supporting role contributes significantly to the plot without being the lead.
“Supporting” often characterizes characters that are crucial but secondary, providing essential context or motivation for the main characters.
Summary
A supporting role is an important, non-leading part that helps develop the story or enrich the main characters in plays and films.
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