Dramas is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRAMAS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DRAMA, a story showing life and action
• a play for theatre, radio, or television
• plays as a genre or style of literature
• the activity of acting
• an exciting, emotional, or unexpected event or circumstance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a composition written for theatrical performance

Words related to DRAMAS

drama8

Words that contain DRAMAS

docudramas16 melodramas15 monodramas15 choreodramas20 psychodramas25

How to use DRAMAS in a sentence

• His so-called Dramas are only poems divided into chapters.
• In like manner we recognise in poor novels and dramas what the authors mean to be characters, rather than what our experience of life suggests as characteristic.
• I have found a friend, who has promised to write dramas especially for me.
• Translated by Ellen Frothingham DRAMAS Introduction to Iphigenia in Tauris.
• A few lyrical dramas have been successful on the stage, and Poetry, by its own living energy, has triumphed over prevailing prejudices.
• But I am sure my reader is exhausted, even if the volume is not, and I spare him any further examination of these obscure dramas, lest he should say, as Peter Pindar did of Dr.
• And in spite of affecting individual dramas they began to feel that it must wear itself out with no help from them.
• The first of these beautiful dramas was acted with success, although worse acting was never seen.
• Although the grown people in sight were indeed to him as walking trees, his dramas were accomplished principally by suggestion and symbol.
• He is said to have written fifty-eight dramas, many of which became famous.
• Other symbolic dramas followed, though an invisible observer might have been puzzled for a key to some of them.
• This is a satirical imitation of many of the songs current in the romantic dramas of the period.
• In spite of this shapeless wrapper they could watch the most appealing of dramas, that of a woman inspired by a genuine passion.
• Only these actors were appearing in their proper persons in real dramas of a life he did not know, but which appealed to something that had been long untouched, long in disuse.
• Some palm leaves from Ming-Oi contain fragments of two Buddhist religious dramas, one of which is the Sariputra-prakarana of Asvaghosha.
• One even hears of high-school classes which attempt to keep up with the entire output of such dramas in English readings.
• It may be hoped that he will write other dramas as excellent as this one.
• All these dramas are as strangely filled with beauty and poetry of expression as is the Riders to the Sea.
• It is a hard lot to be a man in these later dramas of Bjoernson.
• Why, some of the best and most important of all the farm dramas are to come yet.
• The manuscript contains two of these dramas and a fragment of a third.
• The music of these dramas is what we should naturally expect it to be, if we take into account the character of the text.
• I have said that these dramas are of great antiquity.
• The sentence structure, as in the dramas, is often intricate, but never lax.
• Love, according to Hindu notions, is the subject of most of their dramas.
• The eighth contains the philosophical or purely ideal dramas.
• In the lyric portions of his dramas, our poet has been far more successful.
• Warned by earlier example, few dramas which could possibly be considered of a political complexion were now submitted for examination.
• At the same time he greatly lamented the limited number of dramas in which these precious opportunities occurred.
• The native boys present dramas and comedies, both in Spanish and in their own language, very charmingly.
• These are weak inventions to account for the varied learning displayed in his dramas.
• Five several bits of luck, five dramas to be performed in real life, and far harder tasks than the writing of a five-act play.
• Biblical dramas with pictures of real Palestine, classical plots with real Greece or Rome as a background, have stirred millions all over the globe.

Similar words containing DRAMA without suffix s

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