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

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

highly effective; striking; involving conflict or contrast; vivid; moving;extremely severe or extensive

I am dramastically going to change my hair color

by Brendaism September 21, 2011

Dramastically

A huge change or difference in a short amount of time.

After my 14 day workout, he said my abs looked dramastically better.

by FordDork June 15, 2021

Dramastic

Usually a huge unexpected fuck up followed by lengthy, excuse filled drama. (Alcohol is usually always involved)

Victor missed the chair and hit the ground, spilling multiple beers and knocking a guitar over.
It was so dramastic; he tried to explain how the huge clusterfuck wasn’t his fault for hours.

by Guitarnie September 5, 2021

dramastic

Drastic in a highly dramatic way.

Hamilton had to take dramastic measures to avoid being sued by the Piano Teachers' Union.

by velvetcad November 1, 2011

dramastically

A word I heard on an episode of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," spoken by Charlie Day.
A combination of the words "dramatic" and "drastically."

Being out of work during COVID-19 dramastically reduced my income.

by anonymous April 21, 2021