dramatization
/,dræmətai'zeiʃn/
Definition
- Noun:
- A dramatic representation: A performance, such as a play, film, or television program, that presents a story or event in a dramatic form.
- Conversion into dramatic form: The process of adapting a narrative (like a novel, short story, or historical event) for presentation as a drama.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The television dramatization of the novel was very popular.
- The play was a powerful dramatization of a short story.
- Her account of the incident was an exaggerated dramatization.
Advanced Usage
- "To be a dramatization of": To be an adaptation of a non-dramatic work into a dramatic form.
- The film is a dramatization of real historical events.
- "For the purposes of dramatization": For the sake of making a story more dramatic or engaging in a performance.
- Some facts were altered for the purposes of dramatization.
Variants and Related Words
- Dramatize (verb): To adapt (a story) for presentation as a drama; to present or represent in a dramatic manner.
- The director will dramatize the biography for the stage.
- Dramatist (noun): A person who writes plays.
- Dramatic (adjective): Relating to drama; sudden and striking.
Synonyms
- Adaptation: A film, television drama, or stage play that has been adapted from a written work.
- Staging: The presentation of a play or other performance.
- Theatricalization: The act of making something theatrical or dramatic.
Related Phrases
- Fictionalized dramatization: A dramatic adaptation that intentionally alters or adds fictional elements to the source material.
- The movie is a fictionalized dramatization of the scientist's early life.
Noun
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a dramatic representation
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conversion into dramatic form
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the play was a dramatization of a short story
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