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dramatic

dramatic /dra.maˈtik/

adjective#3886 most common

Also: theatrical, intense, tense

Example sentences

Filmul este dramatic.
The movie is dramatic.
A fost un moment foarte dramatic.
It was a very dramatic moment.
Situația economică a devenit dramatică.
The economic situation became dramatic.
Actrița a jucat un rol dramatic în noua piesă.
The actress played a dramatic role in the new play.
Schimbările climatice au avut consecințe dramatice asupra agriculturii.
Climate change had dramatic consequences for agriculture.
Discursul său, deși dramatic, nu a reușit să convingă publicul sceptic.
His speech, though dramatic, failed to convince the skeptical audience.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedramatic (m) / dramatică (f)dramatici (m) / dramatice (f)
Genitivedramatic (m) / dramatice (f)dramatici (m) / dramatice (f)
Accusativedramatic (m) / dramatică (f)dramatici (m) / dramatice (f)
Vocativedramatic (m) / dramatică (f)dramatici (m) / dramatice (f)

Word family

dramădrama, play
dramatizato dramatize
dramaturgplaywright
dramaturgiedramaturgy, playwriting
dramatismdramatic intensity, tension

Etymology

Romanian borrowed "dramatic" from French "dramatique" in the nineteenth century, during the period when the language absorbed large amounts of Western Romance vocabulary. French built the word from Late Latin "dramaticus", which came from Greek "dramatikos", an adjective formed on "drama" (deed, play). "Drama" itself derives from the Greek verb "dran", meaning to do or to act. The word first described the theatrical genre and later widened to cover any tense or startling real-life event.

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