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dramatic

[druh-mat-ik] / drəˈmæt ɪk /


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But Saturday evening, when Arsenal earned a dramatic late win over Everton before City were held at West Ham, felt as if it could be pivotal.

From BBC

Lam has implemented dramatic changes in nearly two years at the helm, slashing bureaucratic red tape and pushing major infrastructure investments as he aims to boost economic growth.

From Barron's

"The signals we are receiving, particularly from small and medium-sized enterprises, are in some cases dramatic," he said, adding that the "longer the war lasts, the more severe the consequences will be".

From Barron's

Despite the dramatic name, Humanity's Last Exam is not meant to suggest that humans are becoming obsolete.

From Science Daily

"There is nothing unusual or dramatic about such Russian flights, and Russia has the right to conduct these missions," the military said.

From Barron's