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theatricaladjectivealso theatric given to or marked by attention-getting behavior suggestive of stage actingafter stepping out of their hired limousine, the prom couple made a theatrical entrance in their evening clothes dramatic, hammy, histrionic, melodramatic, stagy(or stagey) actorish, actorly, actressyoveracted, overdone, sensational, stagedconspicuous, elaborate, flamboyant, grandiose, ostentatious, showyaffected, artificial, exaggerated, mannered, pretentious, self-conscious, studied, unnatural undramatic nondramatic, nontheatrical, unaffected, underplayed, unpretentiousmuted, restrained, subdued, toned (down)conservative, discreet, inconspicuousmodest, plain, quiet, simple having the general quality or effect of a stage performancein a very theatrical voice the actress announced to the gathering that she did not sign autographs dramatic, histrionic, melodramatic, operatic, stagy(or stagey) affected, emotional, emotionalistic, sensationalactorish, actorly, actressy, dramaturgic(or dramaturgical), ham, hammyamazing, astonishing, astounding, awesome, exciting, eye-opening, fabulous, marvelous(or marvellous), spectacular, surprising, wonderful, wondrousoverdramatic undramatic matter-of-fact, monotonous, uneventful, unexcitinguninspiring, unnewsworthy, unrewarding, unsensational, unspectacularcommon, commonplace, ordinary, stale, unexceptional dramatic, theatrical, histrionic, melodramatic mean having a character or an effect like that of acted plays.dramatic applies to situations in life and literature that stir the imagination and emotions deeply.a dramatic meeting of world leaders theatrical implies a crude appeal through artificiality or exaggeration in gesture or vocal expression.a theatrical oration histrionic applies to tones, gestures, and motions and suggests a deliberate affectation or staginess.a histrionic show of grief melodramatic suggests an exaggerated emotionalism or an inappropriate theatricalism.made a melodramatic plea in 1558 |