dramatic

• Se refiere a algo repentino, impresionante o cautivador, a menudo asociado con cambios o emociones intensas; también puede relacionarse con el teatro o lo exagerado.

Describes something that is sudden, striking, or exciting, often related to change or emotion.

1. Relating to drama or theaterB1formal

   Connected with plays, acting, or the theater.

   Relativo al drama o al teatro

   • She studied dramatic arts at university.
   • The play had a dramatic climax in the final act.
   • He has a natural talent for dramatic performance.

   Sinónimosdramaturgicalhistrionicstagetheatricalthespian

2. Sudden and strikingB1formal

   Very sudden, noticeable, or impressive.

   repentino y llamativo

   • There was a dramatic increase in sales last quarter.
   • The weather underwent a dramatic change overnight.
   • The results of the experiment were dramatic.

   Sinónimosconspicuousimpressivemarkednoticeablepronouncedremarkablesignificantspectacularstartlingstrikingsubstantialsurprising

   Antónimosgentlegradualimperceptibleinsignificantmildmoderatesubtleunnoticeable

3. Exaggerated or theatricalB2informal

   Behaving or reacting in an overly emotional or exaggerated way.

   Dramático, teatral, exagerado

   • She gave a dramatic sigh when she heard the news.
   • He made a dramatic exit from the room.
   • Don't be so dramatic; it's just a small problem.

   Sinónimosaffectedexaggeratedhammyhistrionicmanneredmelodramaticoverdonestageytheatrical

   Antónimosmatter-of-factrestrainedsubtleunderstatedunemotional