PRONE TO MELODRAMA

Definition: Having a tendency or inclination to exaggerate or overemphasize emotions and events in a theatrical or sensational manner.

Synonyms: Drama Prone, Melodramatic Tendency, Excessive Theatrics, Dramatic Inclination, Overdramatic Tendency

Usage Examples in Sentences

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The detective novel is prone to melodrama, with every clue and revelation heightened for suspense.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: I wanted to discuss the recent project delays with you. It seems there's been some miscommunication.B: Ah, yes, I'm aware. It's unfortunate, but I believe some team members are prone to melodrama, blowing minor issues out of proportion.A: I understand. However, it's crucial we address these issues promptly to ensure smooth progress moving forward.B: Absolutely, I'll make sure to have a meeting with the team to clarify expectations and minimize any unnecessary drama.
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