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Dramatise Meaning in English

word

ˈdræməˌtaɪz
DRAM-uh-tyz
dɹˈæmɐtˌaɪz
DRAM-uh-tyz

Definition

To make something more dramatic or theatrical, often by exaggerating its importance or emotions. It can also mean turning a real event into a play or movie.

Usage & Nuances

Used both literally (making something into a play or film) and figuratively (exaggerating emotionally). Often appears in a negative context when someone is being overemotional or reacting too strongly. 'Dramatise' is UK spelling; 'dramatize' is US.

Example Sentences

The director will dramatise the events for the new movie.

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Please don't dramatise everything I say.

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Some newspapers like to dramatise the news.

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He tends to dramatise even small problems so everyone pays attention.

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They want to dramatise her life story for a television series.

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You don't have to dramatise your day—just tell me what happened.

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