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dramatize English

Meaning dramatize meaning

What does dramatize mean?

dramatize

— verb (= dramatise) represent something in a dramatic manner These events dramatize the lack of social responsibility among today's youth — verb (= adopt) put into dramatic form adopt a book for a screenplay — verb (= embroider) add details to

Synonyms dramatize synonyms

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

dramatize English » English

dramatise blow up adopt pad lard embroider embellish aggrandize aggrandise tragedize strengthen stage show off rub reinforce paint in somber tones overplay overdo overaccentuate magnify intensify inflate improve heighten exaggerate emote do a play boost

Topics dramatize topics

What do people use dramatize to talk about?
Language and thought Communication Say True

Exaggerate

Conjugation dramatize conjugation

How do you conjugate dramatize?

dramatize · verb

Examples dramatize examples

How do I use dramatize in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Don't dramatize this.
Let's not dramatize, please.
Let's not over dramatize, it's not lethal.
Why do you dramatize everything?
You always dramatize.
Let's not dramatize this.
Lisa, don't dramatize!
We shouldn't dramatize it.
Why don't you make me a detailed list. of all these things- let's call them hallucinations- everything that you've seen or think you've seen. as if you were going to dramatize all these horrible scenes. and we can go over the material together.
Don't dramatize.
Why, here and now, we have an opportunity to depict and dramatize both the heights and the depths of a mama's true love of her daughter, if you get my meaning.
It is an unusual time for a news conference..but the congressman feels it will dramatize his message.
Don't dramatize!
Don't dramatize this. I've given you the best years of my life, and you were willing to go on and on.
Don't dramatize, Christine.
Their frozen gestures seemed to dramatize some specific scene.
Why on earth do you have to dramatize everything?
You're not going to over dramatize this, like you do everything else.
Patti tends to over dramatize things.
Well, our foundation wants to dramatize the link between Africa and America and I'm in charge of setting up an authentic African village back in the States.
You dramatize everything.
We were near a group of stone figures on a fairly high pedestal. A man and a woman in classical dress. Their frozen gestures seemed to dramatize some specific scene.
You dramatize everything!
Don't dramatize things!
Dramatize them on the stage.
You don't forget it, you de-dramatize it.
You're going to de-dramatize it. You'll deny it's importance. It's a slow process.
Don't dramatize it.
Don't dramatize it!
And she does have a tendency to dramatize.
I tried to dramatize as best I could.
First of all, let's not dramatize things.
Stop-dramatize it!

News and current affairs

Both dramatize insights and lessons that should not be ignored.
Similarly, even in America, movies and TV shows do not dramatize the lives of great tycoon philanthropists.
When he went to the Paris Peace Conference at World War I's end, he wore Bedouin robes to dramatize the Arab cause.
Extremists kill innocent people in order to dramatize their message in a way that shocks and horrifies their intended audience.

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