dramatic in Italian
dramatic in Italian is drammatico, radicale — dramatic means sudden, striking, or intense in a way that grabs attention.
dramatic in Italian
drammatico
Of or relating to the drama.
radicale
Striking in appearance or effect.
drammatico
Striking in appearance or effect.
What does "dramatic" mean?
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adj Sudden, striking, or intense in a way that grabs attention.
"There was a dramatic improvement in her health after the surgery."
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adj Relating to plays, theatre, or acting.
"He studied dramatic literature at university."
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adj Prone to exaggerating emotions or reactions for effect.
"Don't be so dramatic — it's just a scratch."
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dramatic in a sentence
- There was a dramatic improvement in her health after the surgery.
- The sunset over the canyon was absolutely dramatic.
- He studied dramatic literature at university.
- Don't be so dramatic — it's just a scratch.
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What is "dramatic" in Italian?
"dramatic" in Italian is drammatico, radicale. dramatic means: Sudden, striking, or intense in a way that grabs attention.
How do you use "dramatic" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a dramatic improvement in her health after the surgery." In Italian, "dramatic" is drammatico, radicale.
Are there other ways to say "dramatic" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "dramatic": drammatico, radicale.
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