dramatisation UK
ˌdræmətɪˈzeɪʃən
See also: dramatization (US)
Definition

Definition of dramatisation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
exaggerationUKpresentation of events in a dramatic wayUK
  • The news report was criticized for its dramatisation.
embellishment exaggeration overstatement
2.
adapted workUKplay or performance adapted from a novel or eventUK
  • The dramatisation of historical events drew a large audience..
adaptation version
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Origin of dramatisation

Greek, drama (action) + -isation (process)

Examples of dramatisation in a sentence

  • Critics noted the dramatisation in the documentary.
  • The dramatisation of the novel was well-received.
  • They watched a dramatisation of the famous trial.

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  1. French:dramatisation, adaptation théâtrale, ...
  2. German:Dramatisierung, ...
  3. Italian:drammatizzazione, ...
  4. Spanish:dramatización, adaptación teatral, ...
  5. Portuguese:dramatização, ...
  6. Chinese:戏剧化, 戏剧改编, ...
  7. Japanese:誇張, 劇化作品, ...
  8. Arabic:تَضْخِيم, تمثيل درامي, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַעֲצָמָה דְּרָמָטִית, עִבּוּד בִּימָתִי, ...
  10. Russian:драматизация, театральная адаптация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:драматизація, ...
  12. Hindi:नाटकीयता, नाट्य रूपांतरण, ...

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