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dramatic

[druh-mat-ik] / drəˈmæt ɪk /


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Together, these events highlighted not only a dramatic change in leadership but also the shifting cadence of society.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unless a dramatic change is coming, it’s a message the rest of the playoff teams could be saying to the Rams.

From Los Angeles Times

But in 2024, the group had a dramatic fallout with their agency - sparked by the controversial dismissal of Ador's former CEO Min, whom the group regarded as a mentor.

From BBC

Even without dramatic failures, the gradual result is capacity loss, as batteries slowly lose their ability to hold the same amount of charge.

From Science Daily

Bunting's son, 13, was in attendance at Alexandra Palace and was shown regularly on television cameras passionately supporting his father during his dramatic loss in seven sets.

From BBC