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Meanings of dramatise in English

Portuguese
dramatizar
Catalan
fer bombo
Spanish
hinchar

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Usage of dramatise in English
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Why do we dramatise the pandemic in a way other countries don't?
Independent.ie
2
They dramatise a child's concerns and give them a way to manage traumas.
The Guardian
3
How can opera attempt to dramatise the thousand-fold tragedies of the twin towers?
The Guardian
4
These bombs did but accentuate and dramatise an already developing problem.
The World Set Free
5
Edgar's strength has always been his ability to dramatise the intricacies of the political process.
The Guardian
6
Well, the obvious advantage is that he can invent; the second is that he can dramatise.
The Irish Times
7
How on earth do you dramatise internet culture, and in particular the disruptive activities of hackers?
The Guardian
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She was known to play the tormented victim, and to over-dramatise her not particularly interesting life.
Melnitz
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Verdict A valiant attempt to dramatise the WikiLeaks story -but the story itself lacks drama.
The Guardian
10
The new 10-episode season will dramatise Henry's last two marriages, to Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr.
The Irish Times
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I asked Ken, who conscripted his friends Dave Hill and Andy Andrews, to dramatise his life.
The Guardian
12
When does the need to distil and dramatise cross the line into telling untruths to the audience?
The Guardian
13
Always trust me to dramatise every situation!
Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative
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But his simultaneous need to manipulate, to dramatise his own concerns, pulls the story in the opposite direction.
The Guardian
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Now a new play, Daughters of the Revolution, will dramatise this most dramatic but most normal of events.
The Irish Times
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I suppose you're looking for someone who expresses that, and it's difficult to dramatise despair, confusion and uncertainty.
The Guardian
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