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dramatize

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Dramatize (verb) means to turn a book or story into a play, or a show for radio or television.

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1
To turn a book or story into a play, or a show for radio or television.
2
To make something seem far more exciting or serious than it really is.
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What is the meaning of dramatize?
"dramatize" (verb) means to turn a book or story into a play, or a show for radio or television.
What is another word for dramatize?
Other words for "dramatize" include aggrandize, lard, aggrandise, adopt, pad, embroider.
What are the different meanings of dramatize?
"dramatize" has 2 main meanings: 1. To turn a book or story into a play, or a show for radio or television; 2. To make something seem far more exciting or serious than it really is.

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