overdramatization

[US]/ˌəʊvədrəˌmætɪˈzeɪʃən/
[UK]/ˌoʊvədrəˌmætɪˈzeɪʃən/

Translation

n.the act of making something seem more dramatic or exciting than it is by exaggerating details

Phrases & Collocations

avoid overdramatization

prone to overdramatization

media overdramatization

engage in overdramatization

without overdramatization

tendency toward overdramatization

constant overdramatization

overdramatization in media

excessive overdramatization

Example Sentences

the movie's overdramatization of historical events drew criticism from historians.

her overdramatization of the minor injury made it seem like a serious accident.

the play suffered from excessive overdramatization, losing its emotional impact.

news channels often engage in overdramatization to boost ratings.

the documentary avoided overdramatization, presenting facts objectively.

his overdramatization of workplace stress was met with skepticism.

the novel's overdramatization of romance felt unrealistic to readers.

political campaigns frequently involve overdramatization of opponents' flaws.

reality tv shows often rely on overdramatization to create artificial conflict.

the witness was accused of overdramatization during the trial testimony.

critics noted the overdramatization in the politician's emotional speech.

social media influencers sometimes use overdramatization to gain attention.

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