Sample Sentences formelodrama (editor-reviewed)
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The show’s final episode was pure melodrama—sudden betrayals, secret siblings, and a wedding interrupted by a long-lost lover.melodrama = exaggerated drama
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The seemingly minor disagreement between the friends quickly escalated into melodrama, with tearful accusations and dramatic declarations of "never speaking again."melodrama = exaggerated behavior
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The movie was criticized for its melodrama, with critics saying the plot was unrealistic and the acting overly dramatic.melodrama = exaggerated drama
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Although the tone of the journal, written in the third person in a stilted, self-consciousness voice, often veers toward melodrama, the available evidence indicates that McCandless did not misrepresent the facts; telling the truth was a credo he took seriously. (source)melodrama = exaggerated emotions
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SHAWN AND I AUDITIONED for a melodrama at Worm Creek.† (source)
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I'm tired of this melodrama, I'm tired of keeping silent.† (source)
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That's a bit melodramatic, isn't it, Valentine?† (source)
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Insane Radchaai ships were a staple of melodrama, inside and outside Radchaai space.† (source)
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You are like one of the heroes of those silly melodramas mother used to be so fond of acting in.† (source)
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Viktor responded to his wife that this was nonsense; that she was being melodramatic.† (source)
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He quirks his eyebrows and adds, with a touch of melodrama, "To decide our fate."† (source)
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Robert Macaire is the hero of two favorite melodramas—"Chien de Montargis" and "Chien d'Aubry"—and the name is applied to bold criminals as a term of derision.† (source)
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I worried that I was just being melodramatic or narcissistic.† (source)
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But while his books are filled with sappy melodrama, Yoshimoto reflects on the healing process.† (source)
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It is the custom on the stage, in all good murderous melodramas, to present the tragic and the comic scenes, in as regular alternation, as the layers of red and white in a side of streaky bacon.† (source)
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I laughed then, because it sounded so melodramatic.† (source)
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