melodramatic Synonyms
Strongest:
- nondramatic
- subdued
- toned-down-
- unpretentious
- undramatic
- undramatic
- conservative
- muted
- subdued
- unaffected
- restrained
- conservative
- restrained
- nondramatic
- unaffected
- muted
- unpretentious
- toned-down-
Strong:
- plain
- modest
- simple
- simple
- nontheatrical
- nontheatrical
- discreet
- quiet
- underplayed
- quiet
- plain
- modest
- discreet
- inconspicuous
- inconspicuous
- underplayed
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
melodramatic Meaning
melodramatic (s)
having the excitement and emotional appeal of melodrama
characteristic of acting or a stage performance; often affected
melodramatic (a.)
Of or pertaining to melodrama; like or suitable to a melodrama; unnatural in situation or action.
melodramatic Sentence Examples
- The play was overly melodramatic, filled with exaggerated emotions and improbable twists.
- Her melodramatic performance made the audience cringe with embarrassment.
- The film's melodramatic climax left many viewers rolling their eyes.
- The politician's melodramatic speech was designed to stir up emotions rather than convey substance.
- The melodramatic novel featured damsels in distress, villainous plots, and improbable rescues.
- Her melodramatic apology was a thinly veiled attempt to manipulate the situation.
- The melodramatic breakup scene was a testament to the couple's overly emotional nature.
- The actor's melodramatic delivery ruined an otherwise promising scene.
- The melodramatic funeral was a spectacle designed to showcase the deceased's importance.
- The melodramatic love triangle was full of jealousy, betrayal, and over-the-top confessions.
FAQs About the word melodramatic
having the excitement and emotional appeal of melodrama, characteristic of acting or a stage performance; often affectedOf or pertaining to melodrama; like or s
dramatic,theatric, theatrical, unnatural, conspicuous, exaggerated, stagy, hammy, stagey,histrionic
nondramatic, subdued, toned (down), unpretentious, undramatic, undramatic, conservative, muted, subdued,unaffected
The play was overly melodramatic, filled with exaggerated emotions and improbable twists.
Her melodramatic performance made the audience cringe with embarrassment.
The film's melodramatic climax left many viewers rolling their eyes.
The politician's melodramatic speech was designed to stir up emotions rather than convey substance.
