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melodramatic

/ˌmel.ə.drəˈmæt.ɪk/

Traducción: Describe un comportamiento, lenguaje o estilo que es exagerado, excesivamente emocional o teatral, a menudo de manera que parece poco sincero o busca llamar la atención.

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adjective

/ˌmel.ə.drəˈmæt.ɪk/B2formal
  • esDescribe un comportamiento, lenguaje o estilo que es exagerado, excesivamente emocional o teatral, a menudo de manera que parece poco sincero o busca llamar la atención.

Describes behavior or language that is exaggerated, overly emotional, or theatrical, often in a way that seems insincere or attention-seeking.

  1. Exaggeratedly emotionalB2informal

    Displaying or characterized by exaggerated, theatrical emotions, often more intense than the situation warrants.

    esMelodramático

    • She gave a melodramatic sigh and collapsed onto the sofa.
    • His melodramatic reaction to the minor scratch was embarrassing.
    • Stop being so melodramatic; it's just a flat tire.

    Sinónimoshammyhistrionicover-the-topoveremotionalsensationalstageytheatrical

    Antónimoscalmmatter-of-factphlegmaticrestrainedstoicsubduedunderstatedunemotional

  2. Theatrical or affectedC1formal

    Resembling or characteristic of a stage performance, often in an exaggerated or artificial manner.

    esTeatral o afectado

    • The actor's melodramatic delivery made the scene feel unrealistic.
    • Her melodramatic gestures were more suited to a stage play than a film.
    • The speech was criticized for its melodramatic tone and lack of sincerity.

    Sinónimosaffectedartificialhammyhistrionicoverdonestageytheatrical

    Antónimoscalmmoderatenaturalrealisticrestrainedsubduedunaffectedunderstated

Formas
  • more melodramatic comparative form
  • most melodramatic superlative form
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