dramatically

• Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière dramatique » ou « de manière frappante ou considérable ». Il est utilisé pour décrire des actions, des changements ou des événements qui sont soudains, notables ou théâtraux par nature.

An adverb meaning "in a dramatic manner" or "to a striking or significant degree." It is used to describe actions, changes, or events that are sudden, noticeable, or theatrical in nature.

1. In a very impressive mannerB2formal

   In a way that is striking, noticeable, or impressive.

   de manière spectaculaire

   • The landscape changed dramatically after the storm.
   • Her performance improved dramatically after the training.
   • The company's profits rose dramatically last quarter.

   Synonymesconspicuouslyimpressivelymarkedlynoticeablyspectacularlystrikinglystunningly

   Antonymesinsignificantlysubtlyunimpressivelyunremarkably

2. In a dramatic mannerB2formal

   In a way that is full of emotion, action, or sudden change.

   de manière dramatique

   • He dramatically announced his resignation.
   • The actor dramatically paused before delivering the final line.
   • She dramatically threw her hands up in frustration.

   Synonymesdrasticallyradicallysharplyspectacularlystrikinglytheatricallyvividly

   Antonymescalmlysubtlyundramaticallyunremarkably

3. With respect to dramatic valueC1formal

   In a way that relates to the theater or performance.

   Sur le plan dramatique

   • The play was dramatically structured to build suspense.
   • The scene was dramatically lit to create a mood.
   • The director dramatically reinterpreted the classic work.

   Synonymestheatrically