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dramatically

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /drəˈmætɪkli/

dramatically means: In a way that attracts strong attention, through a large change or an excited, theatre-like manner.

adverb

STRIKINGLY OR THEATRICALLYB2

In a way that attracts strong attention, through a large change or an excited, theatre-like manner.

  • Prices rose dramatically last year.
  • She paused dramatically before announcing the winner.
  • His health has improved dramatically since the operation.

Similar words: strikingly, theatrically

Common phrases: change dramatically, rise dramatically, gesture dramatically

Questions about dramatically

What does dramatically mean?

In a way that attracts strong attention, through a large change or an excited, theatre-like manner.

What is dramatically in other languages?

Türkçe: çarpıcı biçimde · Español: drásticamente · Français: considérablement · Deutsch: drastisch · Italiano: drasticamente · 日本語: 劇的に

How do you pronounce dramatically?

It is pronounced /drəˈmætɪkli/.

How do you use dramatically in a sentence?

Prices rose dramatically last year. She paused dramatically before announcing the winner.

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