backdrop
/ˈbækdrɒp/Definitions
1. noun
a scenery or setting, especially one that is artificial or constructed for a theatrical, cinematographic, or photographic production
“The movie’s backdrop was a stunning mountain range.”
2. verb
to provide or form a scenery or setting for (a scene, film, etc.)
“The director wanted to backdrop the scene with a vibrant cityscape.”
3. noun
something that forms the main part of a situation or a person’s life
“Her backdrop was always a supportive family.”