Dramastically

Both dramatic and drastic. This phrase is to be used when neither alone accurately convey the extent of a change.

My situational awareness dropped dramastically after sniffing a bottle of chloroform. {As did my limp body.}

by Beany_Boi August 21, 2019

Dramastic

When a situation or a person are being dramatic and drastic.

2020 election is so dramastic.

My fiancé is being dramastic.

by M.E. November 7, 2020

Dramastic

Much like the word hangry it’s a combination of two words, (dramatic and drastic).
It’s specifically referring to an event or circumstance as both dramatic and drastic , ie “dramatically drastic”.

He recalled his dramastic escape from the fiery building.

by DBeardsman January 5, 2021

DRAMASTICALLY

Adj.- A drastic type of emotion felt fantastically.

Things in my life have changed dramastically!

by DragonflyWisdom December 5, 2019

Dramastically

Seth Thomas's (of Alabama) definition of how fast a conversation changed. A combination of dramatically and drastically.

Chris: Yeah i love that team they are really good
Carter:No their team sucks and can't score to save their lives
Seth:Wow that conversation changes really dramastically
Everyone at the table:Seth what the hell just came out of your mouth?

by pelhampanther77 March 31, 2016

dramastically

This word is above college level students. It is a combination of dramatically and drastically. It is used meaning something is changing in and extreme and surprising way, when something/someone is being overly dramatic, or when someones "tongue is tied" and they mix he two words together.

Jeff: "The world is changing dramastically."

by MBEamo September 23, 2018