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DRAMA

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Main Entry: drama
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: theatrical piece; acting

Synonyms:

Broadway, boards, climax, comedy, dramatic art, dramatization, dramaturgy, farce, footlights, histrionic art, melodrama, play, production, scene, show, show business, showmanship, stage show, stagecraft, tear-jerker, theater, theatricals, thespian art, tragedy, vehicle*

Antonyms:

comedy
Main Entry: drama
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: turmoil in real life

Synonyms:

climax, comedy, crisis, dramatics, emotion, excitement, farce, histrionics, melodrama, scene, spectacle, tension, theatrics, tragedy
Main Entry: composition
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: written or musical creation

Synonyms:

arrangement, article, cantata, chart, concerto, dissertation, drama, essay, exercise, exposition, fiction, getup, literary work, manuscript, melody, music, novel, number, opus, paper, piece, play, poetry, rhapsody, romance, score, setup, short story, song, stanza, study, symphony, theme, thesis, tune, verse, work, writing
Main Entry: excitement
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: enthusiasm; incitement

Synonyms:

action, activity, ado, adventure, agitation, animation, bother, buzz*, commotion, confusion, discomposure, disturbance, dither, drama, elation, emotion, excitation, feeling, ferment, fever, flurry, frenzy, furor, fuss, heat*, hubbub, hullabaloo*, hurry, hysteria, impulse, instigation, intoxication, kicks, melodrama, motivation, motive, movement, passion, perturbation, provocation, rage, stimulation, stimulus, stir, thrill, titillation, to-do, trepidation, tumult, turmoil, urge, warmth, wildness

Antonyms:

apathy, boredom, calm, calmness, dullness, lull, peace
Main Entry: fiction
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: made-up story

Synonyms:

anecdote, best seller, book, cliff-hanger, clothesline, concoction, crock, drama, fable, fabrication, falsehood, fancy, fantasy, fib, figment of imagination, fish story, hooey, imagination, improvisation, invention, legend, lie, misrepresentation, myth, narrative, novel, potboiler, prevarication, romance, smoke*, storytelling, tale, tall story, terminological inexactitude, untruth, whopper, work of imagination, yarn

Antonyms:

non-fiction, truth
Main Entry: hoopla
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: excitement

Synonyms:

action, activity, brouhaha, bustle, buzz*, commotion, drama, elation, emotion, excitation, feeling, fever, fireworks*, flurry, frenzy, furor, fuss, heat*, hubbub, hullabaloo*, hysteria, passion, racket, rage, ruckus, rumpus, stir, thrill
Main Entry: literature
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: written matter, both fictional and nonfictional

Synonyms:

abstract, article, belles-lettres, biography, books, brochure, classics, comment, composition, critique, discourse, discussion, disquisition, dissertation, drama, essay, exposition, findings, history, humanities, information, leaflet, letters, lit, literary works, lore, novel, observation, pamphlet, paper, poetry, prose, précis, report, research, story, summary, theme, thesis, tract, treatise, treatment, writings, written work

Antonyms:

speech
Main Entry: medium
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: area of artistic expression

Synonyms:

art, drama, interpretation, manifestation, mark, music, painting, revelation, sculpture, speech, writing
Main Entry: performance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: acting, depiction

Synonyms:

act, appearance, ballet, behavior, burlesque, business, ceremony, concert, custom, dance, display, drama, exhibition, gig, interpretation, matinee, offering, opera, pageant, play, portrayal, presentation, production, recital, rehearsal, representation, review, revue, rigmarole, rite, set, show, special, spectacle, stage show, stunt, to-do

Antonyms:

direction
Main Entry: play
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: theater piece

Synonyms:

comedy, curtain-raiser, drama, entertainment, farce, flop, hit*, mask*, musical, one-act, opera, performance, potboiler, show, smash hit, smash*, stage show, theatrical, tragedy, turkey
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