Dramatic
Dramatic adjective - Having the general quality or effect of a stage performance.
Usage example: the basketball player's dramatic announcement of his sudden retirement held everybody spellbound
Wonderful and dramatic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wonderful" instead an adjective "Dramatic".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- notable and dramatic
- notable and wonderful
- splendid and dramatic
- splendid and wonderful
- impressive and dramatic
- impressive and wonderful
- sensational and dramatic
- sensational and wonderful
- staggering and dramatic
- staggering and wonderful
- remarkable and dramatic
- remarkable and wonderful
- striking and dramatic
- striking and wonderful
Both words in one sentence
- It never takes itself too seriously, yet is still dramatic and a wonderful continuation of the style of the earlier books.
Source: Dead Fic - MOTHER 3 gives you a feel for your family, all the civilians, and the peaceful, wonderful community... making it far more dramatic and emotional when the plot kicks in.
Source: Easing into the Adventure - The dynamic between the boys is believable, the characterization is wonderful, and the story manages to never get too sappy or over-dramatic, while managing to be a great read.
Source: Fanfic Recs / Toy Story
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