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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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dramatically [Am drəˈmædəkli, Brit drəˈmatɪkli] ADV

1. dramatically THEAT:

dramatically effective/moving
desde el punto de vista dramático

2. dramatically (exaggeratedly):

dramatically pause/announce
dramáticamente
dramatically pause/announce
de manera teatral
dramatically pause/announce
de manera histriónica

3. dramatically (strikingly):

dramatically change/improve/increase
de manera espectacular
they are dramatically different
son radicalmente distintos
to fall off dramatically
dar un gran bajón
to fall off dramatically
tener un gran bajón
to fall off dramatically
pegar un gran bajón inf
the hills swoop down dramatically to the sea
las colinas caen abruptamente al mar
the level of violence has risen dramatically
ha habido una escalada de violencia
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dramáticamente
dramatically
el número de accidentes ha aumentado a ritmo galopante
the number of accidents has risen dramatically o has shot up
me señaló el cajón con un gesto teatral
he pointed dramatically to the drawer
se vino aparatosamente al suelo
she fell dramatically to the ground

in the PONS Dictionary

to increase dramatically
aumentar espectacularmente
in the PONS Dictionary
to increase dramatically
aumentar espectacularmente