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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Dramatically
Hi,
She dramatically worried about God taking her child from her.
What does 'dramatically' mean here? Thanks.
She dramatically worried about God taking her child from her.
What does 'dramatically' mean here? Thanks.
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Hi Anon To me, that is not a particularly idiomatic use of the word "dramatically", but if I had to interpret its meaning in that sentence, I would guess that the writer wanted to suggest that she exhibited her worry in a very emotional way.
- Hi Anon To me, that is not a particularly idiomatic use of the word "dramatically", but if I had to interpret its meaning in that sentence, I would guess that the writer wanted to suggest that she exhibited her worry in a very emotional way.
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Hi Anon
To me, that is not a particularly idiomatic use of the word "dramatically", but if I had to interpret its meaning in that sentence, I would guess that the writer wanted to suggest that she exhibited her worry in a very emotional way.
To me, that is not a particularly idiomatic use of the word "dramatically", but if I had to interpret its meaning in that sentence, I would guess that the writer wanted to suggest that she exhibited her worry in a very emotional way.
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Hi,
She dramatically worried about *** taking her child from her.
What does 'dramatically' mean here? Thanks.
It's an awkwardly worded and rather unclear sentence.
It sounds like she worried in a manner that seemed excessively dramatic to the people who saw her.
eg maybe she threw herself on the floor repeatedl
She dramatically worried about *** taking her child from her.
What does 'dramatically' mean here? Thanks.
It's an awkwardly worded and rather unclear sentence.
It sounds like she worried in a manner that seemed excessively dramatic to the people who saw her.
eg maybe she threw herself on the floor repeatedl
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