melodramatically in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for melodramatically in the English»Spanish Dictionary

melodramatically [Am ˌmɛlədrəˈmædək(ə)li, Brit mɛlədrəˈmatɪk(ə)li] ADV

melodramatically

melodramáticamente

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melodramáticamente

melodramatically

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Every war constitutes an irony of situation because its means are so melodramatically disproportionate to its presumed ends...

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The formal living and dining rooms both have fireplaces and the former a melodramatically double-height ceiling.

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He was already hinting this week -- somewhat melodramatically, perhaps -- that the public reception of the film could make or break his career.

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She was seen melodramatically clutching the hand of her supportive male companion, much to the bemusement of the nonplussed medical worker.

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The characters sometimes speak and behave melodramatically.

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Maybe sad endings on celluloid make us appreciate all the things that aren't going melodramatically pear-shaped in our own lives.

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In the final act, events heat up melodramatically and the chemistry between the three actors redeems the film's first humdrum hour.

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Although it tells of near-tragedy, it is written melodramatically, almost as a farce; it is very hard to read with a straight face.

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I would love to close melodramatically and say yes, the beginning of the end is here.

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It melodramatically contains a cataclysmic pictorial voodoo of swirling feminine sexuality.

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