Definition
Definition of dramatized - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
entertainmentadapted into a play or movie
- The novel was dramatized for television.
2.
expressionUS exaggerated for effectUS
- The story was dramatized to make it more exciting.
Origin of dramatized
Greek, drama (action) + -ize (to make)
Terms with dramatized included in their meaning
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audio storytelling
dramatized performance broadcast on radio or audio media
entertainment
dramatized audio performance broadcast on radio or audio media
Examples of dramatized in a sentence
Her biography was dramatized in a recent film. Her dramatized account of the event was hard to believe. The dramatized version of the tale was more thrilling.
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- French:dramatique, dramatisé, ...
- German:dramatisiert, ...
- Italian:adattato, drammatizzato, ...
- Spanish:dramatizado, ...
- Portuguese:dramatizado, exagerado, ...
- Chinese:改编成电影, 戏剧化的, ...
- Japanese:脚色された, 誇張された, ...
- Arabic:مُحَوَّل إِلَى عَمَل دِرَامِي, مُبَالَغ فِيهِ, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּבָּד לְמַחֲזֶה, מוּגְזָם, ...
- Russian:адаптированный, драматизированный, ...
- Ukrainian:драматизований, перебільшений, ...
- Hindi:नाट्यरूपांतरित, बढ़ा-चढ़ा, ...
Definition of dramatize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
adaptationUS adapt a book or event into a play or movieUS
- She decided to dramatize the novel into a stage play..
2.
emphasishighlight a situation dramatically
- The protest dramatized the need for change.
3.
exaggerationexaggerate the seriousness or importance of an incident
- He tends to dramatize even minor inconveniences..
Origin of dramatize
Greek, drama (action) + izein (to make)
Examples of dramatize in a sentence
They will dramatize the biography into a television series. The documentary dramatized the plight of the refugees. She tends to dramatize every minor inconvenience. She tends to dramatize her stories. They dramatize every small issue at work.
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- French:mettre en scène, dramatiser, ...
- German:dramatisieren, übertreiben, ...
- Italian:drammatizzare, esagerare, ...
- Spanish:dramatizar, enfatizar, ...
- Portuguese:dramatizar, ...
- Chinese:改编成戏剧, 夸大, ...
- Japanese:劇化する, 劇的に強調する, ...
- Arabic:حوّل, سَلَّطَ الضَّوْءَ عَلَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַמְחִיז, לְהַגְזִים, ...
- Russian:адаптировать для театра, драматизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:адаптувати для театру, драматизувати, ...
- Hindi:नाट्य रूपांतर करना, नाटकीय ढंग से उजागर करना, ...
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