melodramatic in Greek
melodramatic in Greek is μελοδραματικός — melodramatic means exaggeratedly emotional or theatrical, especially about something that doesn't warrant it.
melodramatic in Greek
μελοδραματικός
Pronounced: melodramatikos
What does "melodramatic" mean?
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adj Exaggeratedly emotional or theatrical, especially about something that doesn't warrant it.
"In it, the officer insisted he did not depart from NCND and gave a melodramatic account of my "long pauses" as I said I needed the story, before I eventually became cooperative and said I had "seen the light"."
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melodramatic in a sentence
- In it, the officer insisted he did not depart from NCND and gave a melodramatic account of my "long pauses" as I said I needed the story, before I eventually became cooperative and said I had "seen the light".
- Stop being so melodramatic — it's just a scratch.
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What is "melodramatic" in Greek?
"melodramatic" in Greek is μελοδραματικός. melodramatic means: Exaggeratedly emotional or theatrical, especially about something that doesn't warrant it.
How do you pronounce μελοδραματικός?
"melodramatic" in Greek is μελοδραματικός, pronounced "melodramatikos".
How do you use "melodramatic" in a sentence?
Example: "Stop being so melodramatic — it's just a scratch." In Greek, "melodramatic" is μελοδραματικός.
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