Definition
Definition of operatics - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- Her operatics during the argument were unnecessary.
- His operatics at the meeting were quite distracting.
- The actor's operatics on stage were captivating.
Origin of operatics
Latin, operaticus (pertaining to opera)
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- French:scènes, ...
- German:Opernhaftigkeit, ...
- Italian:esagerazioni, ...
- Spanish:exageraciones, ...
- Portuguese:exageros dramáticos, ...
- Chinese:夸张表现, ...
- Japanese:大げさな行動, ...
- Arabic:دِرَامَا مُبَالَغ فِيهَا, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְנַהֲגוּת דְּרָמָטִית, ...
- Russian:театральность, ...
- Ukrainian:театральність, ...
- Hindi:नाटकीयता, ...
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