dramatise
/ˈdræmətaɪz/
verb
- To present or adapt something (such as a story or event) in the form of a play or film.
- The author decided to dramatise her novel for the stage.
- They plan to dramatise the historical battle in a new movie.
- The students worked together to dramatise a scene from the book.
- To make something seem more exciting, important, or serious than it really is; to exaggerate.
- Please don't dramatise the situation; it's just a minor delay.
- He tends to dramatise small problems into huge crises.
- She dramatised her story to make it more interesting for her friends.
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