Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
box-office
noun
/ˈbɒksˌɒfɪs/

Definition
The revenue from ticket sales in a theater, cinema, or event.

Examples
- The movie had a great box-office opening, earning over $50 million in its first weekend.
- Despite the critics’ reviews, the film’s box-office results were impressive.
- The box-office success of the musical led to an extended run.

Meaning
The term refers to the financial performance of films or shows based on how much money they earn from ticket sales.

Synonyms
- ticket sales
- film revenue
- theatrical earnings