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dramastic

1. Dire, critical

2. (To be) The act of having great flair or force

(Comes from "dramatic" and "drastic") (Created by Brianna Brumfield of Orlando, Florida
He thought he was going to be fired, but I told him he was just being dramastic.

Sales have doubled dramastically this third quarter.
by Curtis Meyer March 13, 2008
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Dramastics

Dra-mass-tiks noun

1. A often unconscious precision with which individuals unknowingly plan, memorize and strategically insert a series of exaggerated dramatic events into their lives.

2. A behaviour requiring considerable effort, care and nurturing, infusing every moment of the day, invading every conversation, impeding every action and creating pain and suffering for those who could otherwise be leading happy lives.

3. The single most practiced methodology to cover up immaturity and fear, used by human beings to keep themselves separate and protected from others playing the game of life 'safely' - void of excitement, happiness, community and joy.
"Don't go getting all Dramastic on me."

"Your Dramastics are playing out in fine form..."

"You need more happy and less crappy ... That's a life without Dramastics."

"Get the Dramastics out of your life"
by droyea February 5, 2010
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Dramastically

adv. meaning "of great magnitude". The result of saying "Dramatically" and "Drastically" under great stress. Similar to Ginormous the blending of "Giant" and "Enormous".
"If you don't raise revenue DRAMASTICALLY we are both going to be living in a van down by the river!"
by BigFrost March 19, 2010
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dramastically

When you are at a loss for the difference between dramatically and drastically
The 2 candidates had dramastically different styles
by Hoobit Tchakokov October 4, 2004
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dramastically

Blue is dramastically different from red.
by Tim Gardiner December 18, 2006
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dramastically

ultimate change or severe alteration, a combination of the words dramatically and drastically
She changed dramastically from the last time I saw her when she had pig tails and braces.
by Alley -cat March 19, 2008
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dramastic

It was pretty dramastic when you fell in crap the other day!
by Le`Ecia January 10, 2008
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