dramaticismn.
/drəˈmatɪsɪz(ə)m/ Dramatic character or quality.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > emotion > pride > ostentation > spectacular, sensational, or dramatic display > [noun]
stage-work1649
scenery1726
theatricalness1727
dramatizing1808
show1822
theatricality1837
pyrotechny1845
theatricalism1854
sensational1861
sensationalism1862
sensationism1862
theatricism1872
theatricalization1875
dramaticism1878
dramatism1880
spectacularity1883
spectacularism1888
theatre1926
son et lumière1968
1878 T. Sinclair Mount 80 More than its dramaticism and epicism.
1890 Athenæum 6 Dec. 775/2 The dramaticism frequent among Nineteenth Century writers of blank verse.
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- do a —— number
- do about
- do abroad
- do adawe
- do after
- do all right
- do all right for oneself
- do all to nought
- do amendment
- do amere
- do an offence
- do annoy
- do as i say
- do as i say, not as i do
- do as one likes
- do as one would be done by
- do as one would be done to
- do as you would be done by
- do austins
- do away
- do away with
- do battle
- do bears shit in the woods?
- do bird