18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Dramatize' in a Sentence

"To adapt or transform into a form suitable for performance on a stage or in a dramatic presentation." more

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He likes to dramatize mundane situations to make them more interesting.

The actors on stage are dramatizing a heartwarming tale of friendship and resilience.

The fashion show aimed to dramatize the evolution of style over the decades.

The film industry will have been dramatizing historical events for decades to bring them to life on the big screen.

The playwrights have dramatized the historical events with a touch of artistic flair.

In the bustling kitchen, the chef was dramatizing the preparation of the exquisite dessert.

As part of the protest, they will be dramatizing scenes depicting social injustices on the streets.

Our school drama club is dramatizing a classic Shakespearean play this semester.

Parents often dramatize bedtime stories to make them more entertaining for children.

The novelist has been dramatizing the protagonist's journey through time and space in the science fiction novel.

As the rain poured outside, the detective was dramatizing the crime scene for the curious onlookers.

In the science class, the teacher will be dramatizing the process of photosynthesis using a creative skit.

The director had been dramatizing the novel into a compelling movie script.

She has been dramatizing the historical events to engage her students in the classroom.

The director will dramatize the historical events of World War II in the upcoming movie.

The news anchor has been dramatizing the impact of climate change on vulnerable communities.

For weeks, the film director and the crew have been dramatizing the thrilling scenes for the upcoming action movie.

Having read the script, the actors had dramatized the emotions with great intensity.

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