Dramedy

Pronunciation: /ˈdræmədi/

Definitions of dramedy

noun a genre of film or television that combines elements of drama and comedy

Example Sentences

A1 I watched a dramedy movie last night.

A2 She enjoys watching dramedies because they combine drama and comedy.

B1 The new TV series is a dramedy that has been receiving positive reviews.

B2 The dramedy film had a perfect balance of humor and emotional depth.

C1 The dramedy explores complex themes while still providing moments of comedic relief.

C2 The award-winning dramedy is a masterpiece of storytelling and acting.

adjective describing something related to or characteristic of a dramedy

Example Sentences

A1 I watched a dramedy movie last night.

A2 She enjoys dramedy TV shows that mix comedy and drama.

B1 The film was a dramedy, combining elements of both genres.

B2 The dramedy series has received critical acclaim for its unique storytelling.

C1 The dramedy film explores complex themes with a touch of humor.

C2 The dramedy play was a masterpiece of blending comedy and drama seamlessly.

Examples of dramedy in a Sentence

formal The film was classified as a dramedy, blending elements of drama and comedy seamlessly.

informal I love watching dramedies because they always make me laugh and cry at the same time.

slang That new show is a total dramedy - it's hilarious and touching all at once.

figurative Life is like a dramedy, with its ups and downs making for a rollercoaster of emotions.

Grammatical Forms of dramedy

• past tense: dramedied
• plural: dramedies
• comparative: more dramedy
• superlative: most dramedy
• present tense: dramedy
• future tense: will dramedy
• perfect tense: have dramedied
• continuous tense: is dramedying
• singular: dramedy
• positive degree: dramedy
• infinitive: to dramedy
• gerund: dramedying
• participle: dramedyed

Origin and Evolution of dramedy

First Known Use: 1966 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'dramedy' is a blend of the words 'drama' and 'comedy', combining elements of both genres.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a genre of television shows or films that blend elements of drama and comedy, 'dramedy' has since become a commonly used term in the entertainment industry to categorize works that straddle the line between serious and humorous content.