self-dramatizing (Meaning)
self-dramatizing
seeing and presenting oneself as an important or dramatic figure
Synonyms & Antonyms of self-dramatizing
Synonyms:
- egotistical
- egoistical
- egotistic
- self-assertive
- conceited
- complacent
- high-and-mighty
- grandiloquent
- self-satisfied
- self-glorifying
- snobbish
- self-obsessed
- self-aggrandizing
- supercilious
- high-hat
- presumptuous
- self-complacent
- sententious
- overweening
- uppity
- smug
- bumptious
- vain
- self-centered
- high-handed
- self-important
- prideful
- self-promoting
- haughty
- vainglorious
- disdainful
- imperious
- arrogant
- cavalier
- egoistic
- snobby
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- snippy
- self-assured
- insolent
- ostentatious
- confident
- self-pleased
- self-confident
- boastful
- self-asserting
- stuck-up
- high-toned
- hifalutin
- high-flown
- high-sounding
- airy
- pompous
- impudent
- important
- superior
- self-conceited
- hoity-toity
- pretentious
- high-minded
- brassy
- grandiose
- lordly
- proud
Antonyms:
self-dramatizing Sentence Examples
- The actor's self-dramatizing performance on stage left the audience in awe.
- She had a tendency to be self-dramatizing, making even minor setbacks seem like major disasters.
- His self-dramatizing speeches were filled with exaggerated gestures and emotional appeals.
- The teenager's self-dramatizing breakups were a constant source of entertainment for her classmates.
- The politician's self-dramatizing press conferences were designed to evoke sympathy from the public.
- The artist's self-dramatizing Instagram posts were met with a mix of admiration and skepticism.
- Her self-dramatizing outbursts were starting to alienate her friends.
- The band's self-dramatizing stage presence created a captivating atmosphere.
- The author's self-dramatizing memoir painted a picture of a tormented genius.
- The child's self-dramatizing tantrums were a constant battle for her parents.
FAQs About the word self-dramatizing
seeing and presenting oneself as an important or dramatic figure
egotistical, egoistical, egotistic, self-assertive, conceited, complacent, high-and-mighty, grandiloquent, self-satisfied, self-glorifying
meek, unpretentious, unassuming,modest, humble, homely, quiet, shy, lowly, retiring
The actor's self-dramatizing performance on stage left the audience in awe.
She had a tendency to be self-dramatizing, making even minor setbacks seem like major disasters.
His self-dramatizing speeches were filled with exaggerated gestures and emotional appeals.
The teenager's self-dramatizing breakups were a constant source of entertainment for her classmates.
