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Meanings of drama in English
Artwork of human inner feelings, genre of narrative fiction.
Catalan
drama Theatre genre characterized by its main reliance on the spoken word (as opposed to music theatre)
Usage of drama in English
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The high point of the drama, however, arrived in the second set.
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The Congress government, however, is no passive hostage in this political drama.
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And so he read the drama of Israel in his own life.
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The young adult drama series takes place in Cape Town, South Africa.
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But has the new Christian Slater hacker drama taken things too far?
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It takes the idea of a 'coming-of-age' drama to the next level.
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The drama surrounding the euro zone's debt crisis added to investor anxiety.
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The same distinction is found in the drama and in fictitious narrative.
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The couple has enjoyed drama-free days towards the end of the year.
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Is Keisha Knight Pulliam a good fit for the drama-filled reality series?
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Corsi said these things for effect; he liked drama in small doses.
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Such was the first act of the drama; the rest speedily followed.
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The drama surrounding the Greek debt crisis is reaching its final act.
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Future plans include employing teachers in the music, drama and cookery areas.
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So passed the second act in the drama of the Progressive party.
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The Levelling Love, loss and reconciliation in Hope Dickson Leach's family drama.
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Translations for drama
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Drama through the time
Drama across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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