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dra·mat·ic [drəˈmætɪk, Am -t̬-] ADJ

1. dramatic (in theatre):

dramatic
dramatic artist
dramatic artist
dramatic production
dramatic production
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dramatic work
dramatic irony LIT
dramatic monologue LIT
dramatic poetry LIT

2. dramatic (action-filled):

dramatic
dramatic climax
dramatic spectacle

3. dramatic pej (theatrical):

dramatic
she looked rather dramatic
dramatic gesture

4. dramatic:

dramatic (very noticeable)
dramatic (very noticeable)
dramatic (serious)

5. dramatic (sudden and exciting):

dramatic development
dramatic change

dramatic ADJ FINMKT

dramatic (Kurseinbruch, Risiko)