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Meanings of poetic drama in anglès

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Artwork intended for performance, formal type of literature.

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        drama
        rus
        драматическая поэма
        espanyol
        drama poetico

        Drama written as verse to be spoken.

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              драматическая поэма
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              Examples for "drama"
              Examples for "drama"
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              The high point of the drama, however, arrived in the second set.
              The Guardian
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              The Congress government, however, is no passive hostage in this political drama.
              Reuters
              3
              And so he read the drama of Israel in his own life.
              Stories of the Prophets (Before the Exile)
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              The young adult drama series takes place in Cape Town, South Africa.
              The South African
              5
              But has the new Christian Slater hacker drama taken things too far?
              The Guardian
              1
              She has no continuous dramatic instinct; no sense whatever of dramatic form.
              The Three Brontës
              2
              I can't think, even on scientific subjects, except in the dramatic form.
              Alton Locke, Tailor and Poet: An Autobiography
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              Powdered incense is by far the oldest and most dramatic form of incense.
              Witch School's First Degree
              4
              This divergence in priorities took dramatic form in the CervicalCheck scandal.
              The Irish Times
              5
              This little play is really a religious tract in dramatic form.
              The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet
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              She thought she was looking at some kind of AV recording, a drama play perhaps.
              The Reality Dysfunction
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              And all four of his latest rivals for best actor in a drama play checkered roles.
              Reuters
              3
              Over the last two summers, Spain has seen an almost identical drama play out in the public sphere.
              The Irish Times
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              The rest of the crew crowded the bridge, watching the long drama play itself out over the next half hour.
              Anvil of stars
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              The Games promise compelling human drama played out before a mass audience.
              Reuters
              Usage of poetic drama in anglès
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              Your type of mind always responds quickly to the poetic drama.
              The Shadow of the North: A Story of Old New York and a Lost Camp...
              2
              He wrote: Photography by itself cannot make poetic drama.
              The Irish Times
              3
              Sylvain Kohn took him to the poetic drama.
              Jean-Christophe in Paris: The Market-Place, Antoinette, the Hous...
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              For the poetic drama, after a bad start, was now plunging into worse depths of dulness.
              The Little Warrior
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              For the poetic drama, after a bad start, was now plunging into worse depths of dullness.
              Jill the Reckless
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              Modern poetic drama-It'sthat or nothing, you know.
              The Divine Fire
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              At first glance, poetic drama hasn't been having a great time of it for a while now.
              The Guardian
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              Glenessa's most ambitious work, and the one that gives the title to his book, is a poetic drama about the Garden of Eden.
              Reviews
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              What, do you ask, has such a poetic drama to do with such a commonplace subject as health or the prolonging of life?
              How to Add Ten Years to your Life and to Double Its Satisfaction...
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              The recognition that is given in England to literary or poetic drama, alike of the past and present, is chiefly notable for its irregularity.
              Shakespeare and the Modern Stage; with Other Essays
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              This "Hamlet" may be closer to inspired collage than to poetic drama, but it releases the old fable with its emotional force intact.
              The new yorker
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              But I refuse to believe it's just me who hears the words " poetic drama" and first imagines something slowly woven from pastel shades of twee.
              The Guardian
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              "The drama," said George without hesitation, "the poetic drama.
              On Something
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              His six years with them initiated him into the technique of stagecraft, which he later applied in the writing of his poetic dramas.
              Halleck's New English Literature