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| 1 | melodrama | A drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents. | SAT words from 'mausoleum' to 'metronome' |
| 2 | melodrama | a genre with an opposition between good and evil in which good prevails | History of film |
| 3 | melodrama | n. A drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents. | M |
| 4 | Melodrama | a genre with an opposition between good and evil, in which good prevails | History Of Film |
| 5 | melodrama | n. A drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents. | GRE Word List |
| 6 | Melodrama | born our of romanticism (pop culture of it), had clear morals, plots were suspenseful, spectical was huge, strong religious influence behind good and evil, was resulting from urbanization | Intro To Theater (exam 2) |
| 7 | melodrama | originally considered serious plays, now usually plays based on romantic plots that have little regard for convincing motivation or detailed characterization and that have the primary goal of keeping an audience involved using any means | C-6 Varieties of Drama |
| 8 | Melodrama | An exaggerated, sensational form of drama which is intended to appeal to the emotions of the audience | Literary Terms |
| 9 | Melodrama | contrived plots that are unfeasible | Intro To Theater (final exam) |
| 10 | melodrama | A drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents. | SAT Words (5000) - freevocabulary.com |
| 11 | Melodrama | originally a term for musical theatre, by the ninteenth cnetury this became the designations of a suspensful, plot-oriented drama featuring all-good heroes, all-bad villains, simplistic dialogue, soaring moral conclusion and bravura acting. Meloday and Drama Combined, heighted sense of music | Th&F 100 Final Part 2 |
| 12 | melodrama | an exaggerated form of drama(SOAP OPERA!!!) characterized by heavy use of romance, suspense, and emotion | Literary Terms |
| 13 | melodrama | A drama, such as a play, film, or television program, characterized by exaggerated emotions, stereotypical characters, and interpersonal conflicts. | Anthology Review T3 |
| 14 | Melodrama | 1. A style of overacting that focuses on contrived action rather than realistic characterization or situations; dramatized for effect. | THEATRE VOCABULARY |
| 15 | melodrama | n. A drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents. | SAT Vocab L-O |
| 16 | melodrama | n. A drama with a romantic story or plot and sensational situation and incidents. | 5000 SAT words |
| 17 | Melodrama | a film or literary work marked by "good guys" vs. "bad guys," unexpected plot twists, surprise endings, action and suspense. Examples: Most horror movies and detective thrillers. | Lit Terms for ENGL 122 |
| 18 | Melodrama | Dramatic form, made popular in the nineteenth century, which emphasized action and spectacular effects and also used music; it had stock characters and clearly defined villains and heroes. | Theater from Restoration through Romanticism |
| 19 | Melodrama | Dramatic composition that is absurd, fast-paced comedy | English Final- Theatre |
| 20 | melodrama | song drama | Theatre |
| 21 | melodrama | n. emotionally exaggerated dramatic form; sentimental or sensationalized play | GRE Complete List 9000+ words 34 of 59 sets |
| 22 | melodrama | n. overexaggeration | Once More to the Lake Vocabulary |
| 23 | Melodrama | the use of sentimentality, a gushing emotion, or sensational action or plot twists to provoke audience or reader response. | literary terms |
| 24 | Melodrama | Overly dramatic | SAT vocab Feb.9 |
| 25 | melodrama | an artistic work using exaggerated behavior | 2-12 |
| 26 | melodrama | overly theatrical | quiz on 2/16.08 |
| 27 | melodrama | A popular narrative form that is characterized by intense emotion and draws strong, vivid distinctions between good and evil. | Film Glossaries |
| 28 | melodrama | Play with exaggerated plot and emotion. | Drama Glossary |
| 29 | Melodrama | Overly dramatic | SAT first accumulative |
| 30 | melodrama | a work (as a movie or play) characterized by extravagant theatricality and by the predominance of the plot and physical action over characterization | Quarter 3 Literary Terms |
| 31 | melodrama | a romantic play with interspersed songs | AP Terms |
| 32 | melodrama | an overly dramatic work | pg. 38 vocab |
| 33 | melodrama | a literary form in which events are exaggerated in order to create an extreme emotional response | AP composition words |
| 34 | melodrama | A literary form in which events are exaggerated in order to create an extreem emotional response. | AP Literature and Compostion Vocab 2007 |
| 35 | Melodrama | drama but is exaggerated | Literary Terms |
| 36 | melodrama | contains unbelievable plots, sensational actions, hero and villain | drama vocab |
| 37 | Melodrama | Usually contains unbelievable plots, sensational actions and stock characters such as the hero and the villain | Drama Terms |
| 38 | melodrama | a play with an exaggerated plot and stereotypical characters | English Final |
| 39 | melodrama | ups & downs | drama terms |
| 40 | melodrama | a form of writing characterized by exaggerated sentiment, emotion, action, and a hugely happy ending | Senior Literary Terms Mr. T |
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