dramastically

adv. In a both dramatic and drastic manner; theatrically; vividly, rapidly.

Your artistic abilities have improved dramastically over the past year.

by tbsp August 12, 2003

Dramatic

Dramatic is used to describe a woman who expresses passion or enthusiasm for a subject or situation. It plays into the stereotype that women are oversensitive and dramatise situations due to their inability to think rationally.

In the Nike ‘Dream Crazier’ campaign Serena Williams expressed, “When we show emotion, we’re dramatic” calling out how women competing at a high level can’t show their dedication to their sport in the same way that men can.

At first, he thought she was being dramatic, but then he realised she just had a lot of enthusiasm for the job.

by Sexism Education March 6, 2022

tragic (dramatic) irony

When an actor/actress dies in a way that is contrary to the characters in which they portrayed

Paul Walker in a fast and furious wreck

Tragic (dramatic) irony

by Annoying guest December 1, 2013

Dramatical

People being so dramatic that it is comical.

Audra is such a drama queen! She acts so dramatic that it seems comical! She's so dramatical!

by Texas Mars bar July 26, 2011

dramaticness

dramatic behavior in effect

dramatic dramaticness

by saTsui February 9, 2010

Dramagic

The magic that Chris "Drama Beats" Pfaff (Of Fantasy Factory/Drama Beats/Young & Reckless fame) creates, whether it be music, laughs, or clothes.

Dramagic.

by 13G05Y June 23, 2011

dogmatically

in a way that shows you are certain that your beliefs are right and that others should accept them, without paying attention to evidence or other opinions

Nowhere in the report does she provide evidence for these assertions: they are merely dogmatically stated as fact.

by F.F =))) July 20, 2017