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Meanings of dramatic in English
Antonyms
Examples for "lyric"
Examples for "lyric"
1
The race should in course of time produce many brilliant lyric poets.
2
Blatchford Sarnemington was himself, and these words were in effect a lyric.
3
The English lyric and elegiac poets had a wonderful influence in Germany.
4
And to her everything in the venerable city teemed with unexpressed lyric.
5
He begins to collect what the Germans have accomplished in lyric poetry.
Usage of dramatic in English
1
The situation in Iraq cries out for a dramatic change of course.
2
Though the effect is dramatic, the actual power used is quite small.
3
In past years, Lake Naivasha had seen dramatic reductions in water level.
4
Yet the current crisis has led to a dramatic reduction in flotations.
5
It follows a highly-dramatic court case that took 66 days to conclude.
6
This has already been subject to quite dramatic fluctuations in recent years.
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Longer lenses and shallow depths of field help create this dramatic effect.
8
In recent years, however, Falls Church had undergone a dramatic ethnic shift.
9
Security has seen dramatic improvements over the past two years in Iraq.
10
The University of California ended affirmative action last year, with dramatic consequences.
11
That may be true, but unfortunately the variations required are quite dramatic.
12
There have been dramatic developments in the continuing political crisis in Egypt.
13
Without dramatic action the potential for adverse impacts on health are enormous.
14
But he defied calls for a dramatic change of course in Iraq.
15
No more dramatic shift has been seen in Europe's recent political landscape.
16
Economic collapse will provoke sharp differences between parties and dramatic government action.
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Dramatic through the time
Dramatic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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