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drama
noun as in theatrical piece; acting
Strong matches
Broadway, boards, climax, dramatization, dramaturgy, footlights, showmanship, stagecraft, theatricals, vehicle
Weak matches
dramatic art, histrionic art, show business, stage show, tear-jerker, thespian art
Example Sentences
"We look forward to seeing how Channel 4 can portray the drama, excitement and heritage of the event."
“There’s never any drama. We have a good set of coaches, We focus on having more fun. We love a win. That’s great. But it’s more of a family.”
The Arabic-language film “The Sea,” a drama about a 12-year-old Palestinian boy attempting to reach the Mediterranean Sea from the West Bank, recently won best film at the Ophir Awards, Israel’s version of the Oscars.
Speaking during a promotional tour for her new BBC romantic-comedy drama Film Club, Wood said: "No matter what chaos came from it, I'm still happy for me and my personal journey that I said something."
One of those stories is the scripted drama “House of David,” which premiered in February on Prime Video and grabbed more than 40 million viewers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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