Object

• story: The group obviously worked together in a creative way to dramatize the story.

• issue: Pluto is also a factor that stimulates and dramatizes ethics issues and makes them even more complex.

• emotion: They attempted to dramatize the great human emotions in relation to the dynamics of the city.

Used with why or when

• what: Students can then dramatize what sort of rhythmic sounds stomping feet in a rain dance might have made.

Modifying Another Word

• vividly: The spread of anthrax through the United States Postal Service in October 2001 vividly dramatized the potential problem.

• fully: Fully dramatized by cast of 30 plus creepy sound effects and original music.

• not: Characters, setting, atmosphere: everything is dramatized not by the flash of Hollywood gloss but in the sweat and blood of life.

• slightly: The author takes particular moments and slightly dramatizes them by adding passages of direct speech.

• only: But these accusations only dramatize the moral and political confusion into which, over this momentous question, the Arabs have fallen.