Definition of self-dramatization in English:

self-dramatization

(British self-dramatisation)

noun

mass noun

Dramatization of one's own situation or feelings for effect.
戏剧化的自我表现；自吹自擂
he had such a talent for self-dramatization that I wouldn't have put it past him to have invented the whole story
Example sentencesExamples
- Her outsized personality - and glorious penchant for self-dramatization - colors every encounter.
- Hence, we grant it enormous powers of self-dramatization.
- Might there be a propensity towards self-dramatisation here?
- It functions both as organ for literary reviews and forum for clever self-dramatisation, toeing the fine line between trash and styling.
- If calling the piece journalism implies that it concerns an extratextual subject, this subject is transformed rapidly into a textual one with an amazing capacity for self-dramatization.
- Most people are aware that such apocalyptic thinking is just self-dramatization in a world that adores indulgence.
- Rembrandt's portraits often go even further, exhibiting not simply embarrassment, but a critique of self-dramatization.

Definition of self-dramatization in US English:

self-dramatization

(British self-dramatisation)

noun

Dramatization of one's own situation or feelings for effect.
戏剧化的自我表现；自吹自擂
he had such a talent for self-dramatization that I wouldn't have put it past him to have invented the whole story
Example sentencesExamples
- Most people are aware that such apocalyptic thinking is just self-dramatization in a world that adores indulgence.
- Hence, we grant it enormous powers of self-dramatization.
- Her outsized personality - and glorious penchant for self-dramatization - colors every encounter.
- Rembrandt's portraits often go even further, exhibiting not simply embarrassment, but a critique of self-dramatization.
- If calling the piece journalism implies that it concerns an extratextual subject, this subject is transformed rapidly into a textual one with an amazing capacity for self-dramatization.
- It functions both as organ for literary reviews and forum for clever self-dramatisation, toeing the fine line between trash and styling.
- Might there be a propensity towards self-dramatisation here?

词汇	self-dramatization
释义	Definition of self-dramatization in English: self-dramatization (British self-dramatisation) noun mass noun Dramatization of one's own situation or feelings for effect. 戏剧化的自我表现；自吹自擂 he had such a talent for self-dramatization that I wouldn't have put it past him to have invented the whole story Example sentencesExamples Her outsized personality - and glorious penchant for self-dramatization - colors every encounter. Hence, we grant it enormous powers of self-dramatization. Might there be a propensity towards self-dramatisation here? It functions both as organ for literary reviews and forum for clever self-dramatisation, toeing the fine line between trash and styling. If calling the piece journalism implies that it concerns an extratextual subject, this subject is transformed rapidly into a textual one with an amazing capacity for self-dramatization. Most people are aware that such apocalyptic thinking is just self-dramatization in a world that adores indulgence. Rembrandt's portraits often go even further, exhibiting not simply embarrassment, but a critique of self-dramatization. Definition of self-dramatization in US English: self-dramatization (British self-dramatisation) noun Dramatization of one's own situation or feelings for effect. 戏剧化的自我表现；自吹自擂 he had such a talent for self-dramatization that I wouldn't have put it past him to have invented the whole story Example sentencesExamples Most people are aware that such apocalyptic thinking is just self-dramatization in a world that adores indulgence. Hence, we grant it enormous powers of self-dramatization. Her outsized personality - and glorious penchant for self-dramatization - colors every encounter. Rembrandt's portraits often go even further, exhibiting not simply embarrassment, but a critique of self-dramatization. If calling the piece journalism implies that it concerns an extratextual subject, this subject is transformed rapidly into a textual one with an amazing capacity for self-dramatization. It functions both as organ for literary reviews and forum for clever self-dramatisation, toeing the fine line between trash and styling. Might there be a propensity towards self-dramatisation here?
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