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undramatic

undramatic adjective: not dramatic; lacking in dramatic action.

Adjective

undramatic (comparative more undramatic, superlative most undramatic)

  1. Not dramatic; lacking in dramatic action.
    • […] they supply the rest—all told in a long-winded, undramatic dialogue.1924, Herbert Weir Smyth, “II. The Suppliant Maidens”, in Aeschylean Tragedy, page 40

Forms of undramatic

comparativemore undramatic
superlativemost undramatic

Origin of undramatic

From un- + dramatic.

Words formed from undramatic

Questions about undramatic

What does undramatic mean?
Undramatic means not dramatic; lacking in dramatic action.
What part of speech is undramatic?
Undramatic is an adjective.

Words near undramatic in the dictionary

  1. undrain
  2. undrainable
  3. undrained
  4. undraining
  5. undrains
  6. undramatic
  7. undramatical
  8. undramatically
  9. undramaticness
  10. undramatised
  11. undramatizable

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