dramastic

to be simultaneously dramatic and drastic in speech, behavior, or thought.

"those cfc's dramastically changed the ozone layer"

by elle kensington February 4, 2010

Dramastically

Coined by one Jonathan Fenwick of Torrington, Connecticut.

(adverb): a word meant to combine the phonetics and definitions of the words "dramatically" and "drastically"
Originally coined as Jonathan Fenwick was talking about his grade dropping.
Usually used when one is trying to use one of the root words and ends up incorporating the other.

Jon: Hey yo, Mr. Meskill, you put that in as a zero when I actually did it and my grade dropped dramastically.

by MC BennyT June 4, 2013

Dramastically

A word that Senior leadership uses when their brain is fried from too many meetings and wants to say dramatic and drastic. However, they will not admit this is not a real word.

"We need to take dramastic measures when it comes to attendance. "
dramastically: To be dramatic and drastic at the same time.

by Glitter Gnome August 31, 2021

dramastic

semi-contraction of the words dramatic and drastic; means really, really dramatic and quite drastic

Adding nitrous-oxide to your lawnmower can cause a dramastic change in performance

by Richard Hundhausen May 13, 2005

dramastical

a huge dramatized change in a person's life

"How was your day?"

"It was very dramastical!"

by poopsicler March 7, 2010

DRAMASTICALLY

A mix between dramatically and drastically,a severe change in something.

I used to date men,now I date women. My tastes in gender have dramastically changed.

by JUSTSCRAP September 24, 2007

dramastic

The work of an english student who was reading very fast out loud and could not tell whether the word was "dramatic" or "drastic" so he made up a word.
Meaning: Being dramatically drastic... what else???

Someone makes a big show of doing something spontaneous and unpredictable...

by Rachael June 13, 2004