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Dramastic

Three words meshed in one.

Drama, spastic, theatric.
"I said slow low bouncies," yelled out the little boy who picked up the ball and chucked it to the pitcher during the kickball game. He was quite dramastic about it.
by Lelalilo May 19, 2009
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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
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DRAMASTICALLY

Adj.- A drastic type of emotion felt fantastically.
Things in my life have changed dramastically!
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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
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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.
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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
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