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melodramatically

/ˌmel.ə.drəˈmæt.ɪ.kəl.i/

Traducción: Adverbio que indica una manera exagerada, teatral o excesivamente emocional de actuar, hablar o expresarse, similar al estilo de la melodrama en el teatro o el cine.

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adverb

/ˌmel.ə.drəˈmæt.ɪ.kəl.i/C1formalart
  • esAdverbio que indica una manera exagerada, teatral o excesivamente emocional de actuar, hablar o expresarse, similar al estilo de la melodrama en el teatro o el cine.

An adverb meaning 'in an exaggerated, theatrical, or overly emotional manner.' It is used to describe behavior or speech that is excessively dramatic, often resembling the style of a melodrama in theater or film.

  1. In an exaggerated emotional mannerB2informal

    In a way that is overly dramatic, emotional, or theatrical, often for effect.

    esde manera melodramática

    • She melodramatically threw herself onto the sofa and sighed.
    • He melodramatically declared that his life was over.
    • The actor melodramatically paused before delivering his final line.

    Sinónimosdramaticallysentimentallyshowilytheatrically

    Antónimoscalmlycoollyimpassivelystoicallyunemotionally

  2. In a sensational or exaggerated styleC1formal

    In a manner that is overly emotional or sensational, typical of melodrama.

    esde manera melodramática

    • The news report melodramatically described the event as a catastrophe.
    • She melodramatically recounted her minor inconvenience as a tragedy.
    • The director melodramatically staged the scene with excessive music and lighting.

    Sinónimoshystericallystagilytheatrically

    Antónimoscalmlysubtly

Formas
  • more melodramatically comparative form
  • most melodramatically superlative form
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