Dramatic
Dramatic adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Usage example: a dramatic drop in the temperature overnight
Notable and dramatic are semantically related. in striking topic. In some cases you can use "Notable" instead an adjective "Dramatic", when it comes to topics like significant.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- exceptional and dramatic
- exceptional and notable
- considerable and dramatic
- considerable and notable
- prominent and dramatic
- prominent and notable
- conspicuous and dramatic
- conspicuous and notable
- obvious and dramatic
- obvious and notable
- impressive and dramatic
- impressive and notable
- memorable and dramatic
- memorable and notable
Both words in one sentence
- It is one of the more famous bits of Wagner, a notable finale and dramatic death scene from someone who put a lot into his dramatic deaths.
Source: Mainstream Obscurity -
With the notable lack of wind, dramatic or otherwise, on the moon, the Apollo 11 astronauts had a crossbar in the flag to keep it out.
Source: Dramatic Wind -
It's notable for being unusually high effort among dramatic reading channels with a considerable amount of sound effects and often using original music.
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