dramastically

Drastically dramatic

His childish ways have changed dramastically into maturity.

by jayleighd12 November 20, 2011

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

The state of doing something in both a dramatic and drastic manner.

Sally dramastically ran away from home after an argument with her mother.

by Banabelle December 10, 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

Dramastically

When something happens so dramatically and drastically that your caught of guard

Guy: woah that guy powered up so much it was dramastically.

by PetaForFood January 27, 2019

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

Dramastically

To be both dramatic and drastic at the same time

Yoni was playing xbox and was dramastically taking names.

Yoni was teeing off on the 9th hole. When asked what direction is the wind. Yoni responded its dramastically off the left.

by Husp123 June 11, 2019