Definition for Drama:

• Dramatic composition and the literature pertaining to or illustrating it; dramatic literature.

Synonyms for Drama:

• n.

  •
  • curiosity,
  • number,
  • aberration,
  • exception,
  • paradox,
  • vehicle,
  • novelty,
  • sketch,
  • occasion.
  •
  • agriculture,
  • applied linguistics,
  • ancient history,
  • acoustics,
  • architecture,
  • theatrics,
  • intensity,
  • Anthropology,
  • climax,
  • tension,
  • aesthetics,
  • agronomy,
  • histrionics,
  • emotion,
  • archaeology,
  • archeology.
  •attribute (noun)
  • drama.
  •communication (noun)
  • dramatic play.
  •composition (noun)
  • thesis,
  • concerto,
  • song,
  • verse,
  • short stories,
  • music,
  • cantatas,
  • romance,
  • rhapsody,
  • symphony,
  • Rhapsodies,
  • Melodies,
  • literary work,
  • Concertos,
  • cantata.
  •dramatic event (noun)
  • dramatic event.
  •excitement (noun)
  • hoopla,
  • wildness,
  • excitation,
  • melodrama,
  • melodramas,
  • to do,
  • stimulus,
  • TODO,
  • motivations.
  •fiction (noun)
  • cliff-hangers,
  • tall stories,
  • mis representation,
  • cliff hanger,
  • storytellings,
  • mis-representations,
  • un-truth,
  • work imagination,
  • terminological inexactitudes,
  • un-truths,
  • cliff hangers,
  • figment imagination,
  • un truths,
  • un truth,
  • mis representations,
  • mis-representation.
  •literature (noun)
  • belles-lettre,
  • re search,
  • in formations,
  • in-formations,
  • belleslettre,
  • belles lettre,
  • dis-course,
  • re searches,
  • belleslettres,
  • dis courses,
  • dis-courses,
  • dis course,
  • in-formation.
  •medium (noun)
  • re velation,
  • re-velation,
  • re velations,
  • re-velations.
  •performance (noun)
  • dis plays,
  • dis play,
  • re presentation,
  • re views,
  • dis-play,
  • re-view,
  • re-presentations,
  • re view,
  • stage shows,
  • re presentations,
  • dis-plays,
  • re-views.
  •play (noun)
  • curtainraiser,
  • one-acts,
  • oneact,
  • smash hits,
  • one acts,
  • oneacts,
  • curtainraisers,
  • one act.
  •stage (noun)
  • stage sets,
  • off-broadways,
  • offbroadway,
  • show bizzes,
  • off broadways,
  • offbroadways,
  • mise-en-scenes,
  • off broadway.
  •story (noun)
  • auto-biographies,
  • non fiction,
  • news items,
  • long and short it,
  • conti,
  • re cords,
  • non fictions,
  • auto biographies,
  • auto biography,
  • old saws,
  • re cord,
  • re-cords,
  • non-fictions,
  • re-cord,
  • long short it,
  • nonfictions,
  • auto-biography,
  • long short of it.
  •theater/theatre (noun)
  • assembly halls,
  • drive-ins,
  • ODEA,
  • concert halls,
  • driveins,
  • show halls,
  • drive ins,
  • movie houses,
  • drivein.
  •theatre (noun)
  • Histrionism.
  •theatrical piece; acting (noun)
  • broadway,
  • scene,
  • tragedy,
  • comedy,
  • production.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • detective,
  • folk tale,
  • reminiscence,
  • farce,
  • cock-and-bull story,
  • horror story,
  • legend,
  • anecdote,
  • allegory,
  • yarn,
  • oral history,
  • masque,
  • parable,
  • parody,
  • serial,
  • narrative,
  • faction,
  • saga,
  • thriller,
  • sequel,
  • tall tale,
  • life history,
  • horror,
  • fairy tale,
  • tragicomedy,
  • fantasy,
  • tearjerker,
  • life story,
  • urban myth,
  • ghost story,
  • passion play,
  • prequel,
  • trilogy,
  • black comedy,
  • two-hander,
  • myth,
  • fanfic,
  • mystery play,
  • comedy of manners,
  • short story,
  • subplot,
  • screenplay.
  •
  • adaptation,
  • tale,
  • follow up,
  • interlude,
  • musical.
  •
  • classic,
  • tableau,
  • full-length,
  • work.
  •
  • HIT.
  •emotionalism
  • sensationalism.
  •Other relevant words:
  • demonstration,
  • giveaway,
  • theme,
  • showbiz,
  • dramatic art,
  • fun,
  • ideogram,
  • genre,
  • Photoplay,
  • Monodrama,
  • report,
  • Iconography,
  • theatricalism,
  • tableau vivant,
  • buskin,
  • cinematography,
  • entertainment,
  • review,
  • television drama,
  • television play,
  • showmanship,
  • period of play,
  • boards,
  • extravaganza,
  • illustration,
  • draft,
  • scenario,
  • playing period,
  • blueprint,
  • theatrical production,
  • musical comedy,
  • presentment,
  • flop,
  • frolic,
  • stock,
  • chart,
  • prank,
  • emotionalism,
  • limning,
  • arrangement,
  • tear-jerker,
  • success,
  • gambling,
  • morality,
  • moving picture,
  • failure,
  • map,
  • plan,
  • dialogue,
  • harlequinade,
  • depiction,
  • tune,
  • ditty,
  • miracle play,
  • diagram,
  • air,
  • documentary drama,
  • dramaturgy,
  • representation,
  • personation,
  • playland,
  • episode,
  • essay,
  • realization,
  • the stage,
  • sock,
  • writing,
  • broadcast drama,
  • situation comedy,
  • minstrel show,
  • panel show,
  • free rein,
  • imagery,
  • film,
  • charade,
  • sociodrama,
  • delineation,
  • gaming,
  • drawing,
  • logograph,
  • portrayal,
  • soap,
  • play-acting,
  • circus,
  • duodrama,
  • histrionic art,
  • imaging,
  • symbol,
  • impersonation,
  • alphabet,
  • monologue,
  • Burletta,
  • letter,
  • bomb,
  • Melodrame,
  • personification,
  • printing,
  • notation,
  • vaudeville show,
  • Motion Pictures,
  • score,
  • MOVIES,
  • pastoral,
  • figuration,
  • schema,
  • antimasque,
  • looseness,
  • opera,
  • closet drama,
  • Prefigurement,
  • syllabary,
  • sitcom,
  • psychodrama,
  • exemplification,
  • daytime serial,
  • dance notation,
  • caper,
  • performing,
  • quiz show,
  • command,
  • swordplay,
  • burlesque show,
  • audience success,
  • show business,
  • projection,
  • theater of cruelty,
  • dramatization,
  • portraiture,
  • flash,
  • charactering,
  • the boards,
  • emotionality,
  • Proverbs,
  • logogram,
  • manoeuvre,
  • Music drama,
  • stage play,
  • stagecraft,
  • carnival,
  • the theater,
  • bid,
  • radio drama,
  • skip,
  • movie,
  • thespian art,
  • variety show,
  • problem play,
  • Opera Bouffe,
  • turn,
  • shimmer,
  • rendition,
  • Divertissement,
  • melody,
  • gasser,
  • stroke,
  • Cothurnus,
  • motion picture,
  • duologue,
  • staginess,
  • jest,
  • jingle,
  • summer stock,
  • script,
  • the footlights,
  • crisis,
  • maneuver,
  • legit,
  • entertainment industry,
  • afterpiece,
  • opus,
  • romp,
  • pictogram,
  • morality play,
  • hieroglyphic,
  • article,
  • miracle,
  • musical notation,
  • talk show,
  • playlet,
  • gambol,
  • tablature,
  • exode,
  • sport,
  • poem,
  • soap opera,
  • Comedietta,
  • theater world.

Paraphrases for Drama:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    melodrama.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    tragic, theatrical, drastic.
  • Proper noun, singular
    suites, theatres, theatrical.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    servicemen, challenges, catastrophe, playhouse, film, plight, scene, crisis.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    dramatic.
  • Proper noun, singular
    dramatic, theater, tragedy, opera.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    dramatic, comedy, playwright, theater, fiction, disaster, tragedy, opera.

Antonyms for Drama:

• n.

  • theatrical piece; acting
    tragedy, comedy.
  • turmoil in real life
    peace, calmness.

Drama Sentence Examples:

• After it, the dark curtain would fall on the played - out drama, never to rise again.

• They were wondering what would provide the next act in this drama of blood and death when a stir towards the rear of the platform on which they stood caused them to look in that direction.

Homophones for Drama:

• dehorn, determine, detrain, dorm, dreamy, darn, dry run, drone, derma, draw rein, deuteron, deuterium, dream, drown, dormy, diorama, daydream, durham, dramamine, dirham, drawn, dethrone, draw in, dorian, durion, drain, Drome, duramen, darwin, diathermy, dharma, dew worm, durian, derain, Dharhan, doorman, dormie, dead room, dairyman, darwinian, deuteronomy, durum, dram, drone on, drum.

Hypernym for Drama:

• n.

  • communication
    comedy, passion play, satyr play, theater of the absurd, morality play, tragedy, playlet, mystery play, Grand Guignol, closet drama, miracle play.

Hyponym for Drama:

• n.

  • attribute
    emotionality, emotionalism.
  • communication
    dramatic composition, literary genre, writing style, dramatic work, genre.

Meronym for Drama:

• n.

  • communication
    stage direction, act.