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dramatic

[druh-mat-ik] / drəˈmæt ɪk /


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In a sign of how historically dramatic the rally in silver has been, futures prices have reached levels above some widely followed trend trackers that haven’t been seen since the 1980s.

From MarketWatch

The genius of these troubling characters is embedded in their full dramatic contexts, requiring more than rhetorical flourishes and vocal modulations to bring them to life.

From Los Angeles Times

The duties haven’t had as dramatic of an effect on prices as economists initially predicted, but their impact hasn’t been zero.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Increase slowly - if we suddenly make a dramatic change, our gut goes 'hang on a minute', and we can end up with bloating and constipation."

From BBC

“But right now we’ve got a building that’s got like dramatic cost overruns and, you know, plans for the buildings that look inconsistent with the testimony.”

From Barron's