Dramatic
Dramatic adjective - Having the general quality or effect of a stage performance.
Significant and dramatic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Significant" instead an adjective "Dramatic".
Significant
Significant adjective - Clearly conveying a special meaning (as one's mood).
Dramatic and significant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dramatic" instead an adjective "Significant".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- notable and dramatic
- notable and significant
- expressive and dramatic
- expressive and significant
- exceptional and dramatic
- exceptional and significant
- considerable and dramatic
- considerable and significant
- substantial and dramatic
- substantial and significant
- prominent and dramatic
- prominent and significant
- conspicuous and dramatic
- conspicuous and significant
Both words in one sentence
- It's not that he attracts disaster—on the contrary: nothing significant or dramatic ever happens in his world if he isn't involved in it somehow.
Source: World Limited to the Plot -
Her sister Amber tries to reassure her on that point, and she goes on to have a genuine first kiss with Andy — which actually turns out to be less dramatic or significant than the trope has taught her to expect, because she's thinking about something else at the time.
Source: First Kiss -
You Are Already Dead: It is possible to survive the Streels of Urda, but it only means that God has an even more dramatic and significant death in store for you.
Source: Literature / Shardik
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