Drama
Drama noun - The public performance of plays.
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Synonyms for Drama
Setting and drama are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Setting" instead a noun "Drama".
How words are described
| live | live drama | live setting |
| good | good drama | good setting |
| high | high drama | high setting |
| full | full drama | full setting |
| Other adjectives: normal, typical, standard, original, romantic, popular, real, serious, dark, main, new, major, military, gritty, classic, maximum, realistic, modern, urban, historical. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Two plot threads allows for a wider, dual narrative that broadens what the viewer knows about the drama and setting, better allowing things like Dramatic Irony.
Source: Plot Threads aka: Plot Thread - High School: The setting for the first two novels and the prequels, which as usual for the trope treat the high school drama as Serious Business.
Source: Literature / Jessica Darling - The time-lapsed clouds variant was used frequently to show the passage of time (as well as to hint an the alien setting) in the nineties sci-fi drama Earth 2.
Source: Time Lapse
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