Appeal and Dramatic

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Appeal noun - An earnest request.

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Dramatic and appeal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dramatic" instead a noun "Appeal".

Nearby Words: appealing, appealed, appealable

Dramatic adjective - Having the general quality or effect of a stage performance.

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Appeal and dramatic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Appeal" instead a noun "Dramatic".

Author Appeal: Boichi seems to love writing dramedy; there are some notorious Mood Whiplashes to be seen here, with extremely dramatic events followed by wacky humor (and vice-versa).

Source: Manga / Sun-Ken Rock
An appeal on the new evidence might be a possibility, but that's less dramatic (80's films apparently liked to show obviously guilty bad guys being freed on "technicalities", even when legally impossible).

Source: Hollywood Law
Bush deputy press secretary/crisis manager Judy Smith, though obviously with plots far from the reality of the Bush 41 presidency meant to appeal to 2012 audiences looking for dramatic tension.

Source: Very Loosely Based on a True Story

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