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Dramaticize 

1. verb- To add drama to something.

2. verb- A literary device to overemphasize a dramatic effect.

3. verb- (psycological) Overemphasizing or making something seem more dramatic than need or should be.

4. verb- To make something more or less apparent to the senses normally to express emphasis.

5. verb- To increase significance and/or size. (can also be ambiguous as to whether significance or size is increased)

6. verb- A false exaggeration of something.
1. "Your friend dramaticizes everything, he even talks about house flies as if they were the bane of his existence."

2. "As Harambe fell to the ground, the entire nation took their hats and pants off to give their respect to their fallen god." ~dramaticized by memes

3. "In horror, I found myself gasping for air after running from an echidna. My friend Joe shook his head at me as I dramaticized my fear of such harmless but odd creatures."

4. "O_O" as opposed to "o_o"
"Your mama's so fat, that she really COULD eat a horse."

5. "My penis dramaticized itself as soon as my pants 'accidentally' fell down in front of my girlfriend."

6. "What I maintain true is that I fear echidnas; what he dramaticized was the type of porn I like to watch."
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Dramaticize 

”The word therefore dramaticizes sentences.”
Dramaticize by B Talented March 6, 2008

dramaticize 

able to add a dramatic effect to something that doesn't need much dramatization
Maria dramaticizes things way too much, she always makes a simple situation more filled with drama than is necessary.
dramaticize by Chester Snow March 30, 2009

Dramatitize

A word that Sister James mistook for dramatize and was proven wrong by Sister Ethan and Sister Grayson.
James: Dramatitize
The Twins: ITS DRAMATIZE

dramatized

adj.

to be extremely extroverted due to being overexposed to your schools drama department. Dramatization usually occurs after becoming a thespian. when dramatized, the simplest of sentences and tasks can be completely loud overblown and obnoxious.
dramatized kid: I. DROPPED. MY. TACOOOO TRIANGLLEEEEE!!!

oscar: wow, he's dramatized
dramatized by johnnyhash123 January 19, 2010

dramaticist 

Someone who is overly dramatic, someone who causes unnecessary drama.
A: That C is such a dramaticist!
B: I totally agree. He shouldn't be such a dramaticist.
A: Someone should inform him that he should stop. B?
dramaticist by sir/madam? April 1, 2009

dramaticicity

a word lydia made up while explaining how dramatic the scene was
lydia: i can sense the dramaticicity radiating of that persons skin

literally nobody: omg ik right!?
dramaticicity by tommo tops January 4, 2021
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