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Meanings of dramatization in English
Adaptation of a nondramatic work of fiction or nonfiction for performance on stage or screen, usually by a person other than the original author; may also be an adaptation of one dramatic work into another.
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Usage of dramatization in English
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Such dramatization, moreover, are instinctive and almost general in this class of visions.
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Kabuki is a form of Japanese theater characterized by dramatization and elaborate costumes.
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There are some dangers in dramatization which are to be avoided:-
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Hey, come on now, Paul, that's a bit of a dramatization, isn't it?
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His gift of dramatization had been exercised too long to be discarded now.
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Here we do not have complete dramatization, narration, or dramatic game.
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It's a dramatization of the Brotherhood of Man, of a sublime, socialistic world--
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The conscious self communicates through speech, writing or drawing, physical action, dramatization, and thought.
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That is the unconscious dramatization of human society into the "class conflict."
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Then, in great dignity and self-dramatization, she returned to bed.
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HBO's modern dramatization notwithstanding, the scandal's participants have largely moved on with their lives.
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Another play of that year was a dramatization of Huckleberry Finn, by Lee Arthur.
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In 1938, Orson Welles' radio dramatization of The War of the Worlds created mass hysteria.
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This is a dramatization, lets be clear about that.
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The thing I get really excited about is dramatization.
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An excessive use of voice-over narration is a sure sign of a failure of dramatization.
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Dramatization through the time
Dramatization across language varieties
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