dramastic
/dɹəˈmæstɪk/
dramastic adjective: drastically dramatic.
Adjective
dramastic (comparative more dramastic, superlative most dramastic)
- Drastically dramatic.
- The latest European and English and Irish plays, not forgetting American, are played, both in English and in Japanese versions in which their fathers would hardly recognise their dramastic children.1920, Asian Review: The Only English Monthly in Japan on Politics, Economy, Arts, Etc. of Asia, Managed and Edited by Japanese, volume 1, Kokuryukai., page 494
- A DRAMASTIC THING HAPPENED! Let me answer your first question right away. No the title is not a mistake, well... yes it was a mistake, but it's not anymore.2008 February 1, Russ Lawson, Stories to Touch the Heart, Lulu.com, →ISBN, page 87
Examples of dramastic in a sentence
- Kenneth Burke: ‘the dramastic pentad’ An example of such a technique is ‘the dramastic pentad’, another aspect of Kenneth Burke's theory.2009, Market Research Society, International Journal of Market Research: The Journal of the Market Research Society, volume 51, numbers...
- “This is all very dramastic.” “Dramastic?” said Bert.2014 April 8, Kate Klise, M. Sarah Klise, The Show Must Go On!, illustrated edition, volume 1, Algonquin Books, →ISBN, page 24:
- What he said was that the last five minutes of the game were “dramastic.” That's right.2014 October 1, Kent McDill, Bill Cartwright, chapter 56, in If These Walls Could Talk: Chicago Bulls: Stories from the Sideline, Locker...
- Breakfast is awaiting you in our beautiful and dramastically renovated dining hall.2016 July 29, Christian Drennen, Through Fire and Flame, Lulu Press, Inc, →ISBN, archived from the original on 03 Aug 2023:
Forms of dramastic
| comparative | more dramastic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most dramastic |
Origin of dramastic
Blend of dramatic + drastic.
Words that rhyme with dramastic
- plastic
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- heteroplastic
- inelastic
- periphrastic
- pleonastic
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- alloplastic
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- anaclastic
- anaplastic
- anticlastic
- aplastic
- autoplastic
- basiplastic
- ceroplastic
- chiastic
- clastic
- cosmoplastic
- drastic
- encomiastic
- enthusiastic
- epispastic
- gelastic
- gymnastic
- heteroblastic
- holophrastic
- homoblastic
- homoplastic
- macroplastic
- normoplastic
- onomastic
- paraphrastic
- sarcastic
- synclastic
- achondroplastic
- agelastic
- antineoplastic
- antiphrastic
- antispastic
- apicoplastic
- autoschediastic
- cataclastic
- chiliastic
- conplastic
- cranioplastic
- docimastic
- dynastic
- dysplastic
- ecclesiastic
- ectoblastic
- ectoplastic
- electroplastic
- emplastic
- epiblastic
- epinastic
- esemplastic
Questions about dramastic
- What does dramastic mean?
- Dramastic means drastically dramatic.
- How do you use dramastic in a sentence?
- Kenneth Burke: ‘the dramastic pentad’ An example of such a technique is ‘the dramastic pentad’, another aspect of Kenneth Burke's theory.
- What part of speech is dramastic?
- Dramastic is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce dramastic?
- Dramastic is pronounced /dɹəˈmæstɪk/.
Words near dramastic in the dictionary
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