dramatics
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How to use dramatics in a sentence
Then, for dramatics and bonus patriotism points, he added “for the good of the country.”
7 Best Moments From Sunday Talk (Video) | The Daily Beast Video | November 25, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTAfter he said, “go ahead,” she “took a handful and swallowed them with gusto and no dramatics.”
Not unlike the Oscars, the Razzies ceremony is a rickety mix of sharp wit, amateur dramatics, and musical pastiche.
Virginia colleges and universities also keep the theater alive by sponsoring dramatics classes, workshops and plays.
Hallowed Heritage: The Life of Virginia | Dorothy M. TorpeyNo public scandal—no dramatics, my friend, or as sure as you are sitting here you will have to answer to me.
The Wasted Generation | Owen Johnson
"I don't want to play up anything now that will sound like dramatics," the lawyer went on in a soothing voice.
The Rest Hollow Mystery | Rebecca N. PorterIn her chance to make good in high school dramatics she had clumsily backed into the stand and upset it, breaking the vase.
Helen in the Editor's Chair | Ruthe S. WheelerShe was Anne Weeks, a slender, dark-haired girl of 25 who had attended the state university and majored in dramatics.
Helen in the Editor's Chair | Ruthe S. Wheeler
British Dictionary definitions for dramatics
/ (drəˈmætɪks) /
(functioning as singular or plural)
the art of acting or producing plays
dramatic productions
(usually functioning as plural) histrionic behaviour
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