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Meanings of dramatisation in English

Portuguese
dramatização
Spanish
dramatización

A dramatic representation.

dramatização
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Examples for "dramatization"
Examples for "dramatization"
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Such dramatization, moreover, are instinctive and almost general in this class of visions.
The Unknown Guest
2
Kabuki is a form of Japanese theater characterized by dramatization and elaborate costumes.
Reuters
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There are some dangers in dramatization which are to be avoided:-
A Study of Fairy Tales
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Hey, come on now, Paul, that's a bit of a dramatization, isn't it?
Misery
5
His gift of dramatization had been exercised too long to be discarded now.
Mark Twain: A Biography. Volume III, Part 1: 1900-1907
Usage of dramatisation in English
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David claimed that he thought he was taking part in a dramatisation.
The South African
2
One does not desire that people should unduly indulge themselves in self-dramatisation.
Where No Fear Was: A Book About Fear
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Even worse, the dramatisation of anger causes social distress and violence.
The Irish Times
4
Any reckoning within Ireland, any dramatisation of its emotional contours, has to include that idea.
The Guardian
5
Just before sunrise the mitote concluded with the dramatisation of the killing of the deer.
Unknown Mexico, Volume 1 (of 2) / A Record of Five Years' Explor...
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The play is a dramatisation of Ernest Hemingway's classic 1926 novel The Sun Also Rises.
Radio NZ
7
But the King dramatisation that everyone seems to be hot for is the upcoming It.
The Irish Times
8
Few would be surprised if the nascent Pistorius publishing industry leads to a film or TV dramatisation.
The Guardian
9
The Crucible is a very serious dramatisation of the consequences of arrogant, unrestrained power in any society.
The Irish Times
10
Sport was a forum for the dramatisation of Cold War rivalry and for the damnation of apartheid.
The Guardian
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The exploration led to my play Termination, a dramatisation of an abortion from within and outside the womb.
The Irish Times
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So, being only dimly familiar with that story, I tried to maintain the usual reserve with its dramatisation.
The Irish Times
13
Pre-war series were modified and simplified, and dramatisation and narrative were developed to capture the imagination of listeners.
BBC
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If Layton had chosen to make the movie as purely a dramatisation, it would be effective and satisfying.
News.com.au
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If nothing else, this piece shows that Thorne has a thorough understanding of the teen instinct for self-dramatisation.
The Guardian
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The psychological trauma of this poor child is perhaps one of the most overlooked aspects of this dramatisation.
The Guardian
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Translations for dramatisation
Portuguese
dramatização
Dramatisation through the time