melodrama in Greek
melodrama in Greek is μελόδραμα — melodrama means a play or story full of exaggerated emotion, dramatic plot twists, and sharply drawn heroes and villains.
melodrama in Greek
μελόδραμα
Pronounced: melodrama
(countable) A drama abounding in romantic sentiment and agonizing situations, with a musical accompaniment only in parts which are especially thrilling or pathetic.
What does "melodrama" mean?
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noun A play or story full of exaggerated emotion, dramatic plot twists, and sharply drawn heroes and villains.
"The film was pure melodrama, complete with a tearful deathbed confession."
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noun Behaviour or a situation that is far more emotional or dramatic than the circumstances really call for.
"He turned a minor delay into a full melodrama."
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melodrama in a sentence
- The film was pure melodrama, complete with a tearful deathbed confession.
- He turned a minor delay into a full melodrama.
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What is "melodrama" in Greek?
"melodrama" in Greek is μελόδραμα. melodrama means: A play or story full of exaggerated emotion, dramatic plot twists, and sharply drawn heroes and villains.
How do you pronounce μελόδραμα?
"melodrama" in Greek is μελόδραμα, pronounced "melodrama".
How do you use "melodrama" in a sentence?
Example: "The film was pure melodrama, complete with a tearful deathbed confession." In Greek, "melodrama" is μελόδραμα.
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