B2

dramatically English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word dramatically once they have reached the level B2 – Upper Intermediate. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning dramatically meaning

What does dramatically mean?

dramatically

— adverb in a very impressive manner your performance will improve dramatically

— adverb in a dramatic manner he confessed dramatically

— adverb with respect to dramatic value the play was dramatically interesting, but the direction was bad

Synonyms dramatically synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as dramatically?

dramatically English » English

suddenly

all of a sudden

abruptly

vividly

tragically

supremely

showily

sharply

sensibly

revolutionary

radically

prominently

most

increasingly

grossly

from scratch

extremely

drastically

coherently

Examples dramatically examples

How do I use dramatically in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The situation has changed dramatically.

The Nikkei index jumped dramatically just before closing.

The costs of living have raised dramatically.

The dollar exchange rate has increased dramatically.

The cost of living increased dramatically.

That number has increased dramatically.

The situation in the world changed dramatically.

Movie subtitles

Over the next hour, we'll show you how the hunt for alien life has dramatically changed over the past few decades.

Musically and dramatically, we have here a picture of the struggle between the profane and the sacred.

You asked for something dramatically different. You got it.

The noble defence attorney rushes to a secret conference and the last-minute witness is brought dramatically in.

Most clever, an Archbishop who gives all so dramatically to the people would be most popular with them.

This follows a statement by the treasury- to the effect that the balance of imports situation- had not changed dramatically over the same period.

Nipples rose dramatically during the morning But had declined by mid-afternoon While teeth clenched, and buttocks remained firm.

Since my historic statement ofprinciples was delivered and acted upon some six months ago, our economic outlook has improved dramatically.

But by lunch, the situation had changed dramatically.

Dramatically. Wouldn't you say?

Dramatically?

We can redirect, reinforce and increase its power dramatically.

Lord Marchmain with a taste for the dramatically inopportune declared his intention in view of the international situation of returning to England and passing his declining years in his old home.

Then Mr Lanford dramatically produced a paper.

He is dramatically pointed up by a series of three successively closer shots, similar to Whale's introduction of Frankenstein's monster, played by Boris Karloff in the 1931 production of Frankenstein.

With Whale in agreement, Sherriff did a dramatically sound adaptation.

You asked for something dramatically different.

I'm sorry that our visit below had to be terminated so dramatically, but time allowed for nothing else.

A dramatically unique venture in piracy.

This follows a statement by the Treasury to the effect that the balance-of-imports situation had not changed dramatically over the same period.

Dramatically, sir?

Dramatically.

So the square, as time goes on sees a set of objects mysteriously appear from nowhere, and inside a closed room and change their shape dramatically.

If we bring it close to the uranium ore the count rate, the number of clicks, increases dramatically.

The number of bits to which we have access has grown dramatically.

I can rearrange their future quite dramatically, if you so insist.

The acquittal ratio goes up dramatically in second trials. You know that.

You enter dramatically, spilling over with concern for a lost friend. Which appeals to their caring nature.

The car, leaving the convenience store, spun its rear tyres dramatically and left a residue of rubber on the asphalt.

It would be a breakthrough of Gaussian proportions, and allow us to acquire the solution in a dramatically more efficient manner.

All that was left in the kitchen were the apples in the garden. That dramatically sealed our fate.

Those circumstances improved dramatically overnight and Sir Roderick was strongly suspected of nobbling Celia in a kangaroo race, a sport to which our Australian cousins are attached.

News and current affairs

Wouldn't it be paradoxical, then, if financial alchemy could make an ingot of gold worth dramatically more?

Now, with household debt sustained on a knife-edge after feverish government intervention, the fiscal position has deteriorated dramatically and the current-account balance has worsened again.

As the planet warms, and rain and storm patterns change dramatically, many species will find themselves in climate zones that no longer support their survival.

Now those talks have resumed, but the background to the negotiations has changed dramatically.

But Turkish public support for EU membership has fallen dramatically as Turks have grown to feel that they are not being given a fair deal.

For starters, fracking has caused gas prices to drop dramatically.

But the revolution is not only for the elite; it also offers a realistic (non-utopian) promise of dramatically improved lives for many people around the entire globe - not in 100 years, but in the foreseeable future.

Heat waves, droughts, floods, forest fires, retreating glaciers, polluted rivers, and extreme storms buffet the planet at a dramatically rising rate, owing to human activities.

Despite dramatically falling crime rates over the last ten years (which most criminologists attribute more to demography - there have simply been fewer young men of late - than incarceration), prison populations have continued to soar.

Obama has dramatically increased spending.

The US homicide rate is roughly four times that of comparable societies in Western Europe, and Latin America's homicide rates are even higher than in the US (and dramatically higher than Asian countries at roughly the same income level).

Since September 2001, the cause for concern has grown dramatically.

The Palestinian issue is not the source of all the Middle East's ills, but its resolution would dramatically improve America's standing among Arabs.

If Khamenei holds fast, Mousavi cannot gain the presidency, but he will continue to represent the hopes of the majority of Iranians who differ dramatically with their government.

In Washington recently, the United Nations rolled out an action plan that should dramatically accelerate progress on maternal and child health, including HIV.

If real estate prices were to fall dramatically, a chain reaction could occur, taking down big and small investors alike, and over time causing wide suffering to ordinary Africans.

Immigration itself may even slow dramatically, depending on the length and depth of the economic slowdown.

The unwinding of the US economy might even begin in 2006, particularly if Japan continues to grow out of its doldrums, the US housing market softens dramatically, and Europe's economic recovery accelerates.

In the former case, the transatlantic rift will deepen dramatically.

Putin's re-consolidation of power within the Kremlin, after much of it escaped to the regions during the Yeltsin years, dramatically shifted Russia's political dividing line.

Indeed, parallel to the Syrian drama, the rhetoric in the confrontation between Israel and Iran over the program has become dramatically harsher.