Adjective:

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operatics's Usage Examples:

the film"s space operatics are given a dreamlike quality and a moral dimension that makes the dramatic.

Female Vocalist Ihriel contributes largely to the operatics and symphonic feel of the album.

Schuyler Miller reviewed the novel favorably, saying in Smith"s hands space operatics "took on new freedom and stature".

it a "decent revamp", however he thought that the singer"s "outlandish operatics" were a new and nice touch.

self-nominated activities including badminton, lectures, receptions, and local operatics and drama, with seating for 150 people; leads to a smaller community room.

This he does masterfully, mixing in random operatics and chance encounters with talk show hosts to anchor the sound in humanity.

] It packs more amateur operatics, more rock and more intelligent pop into a little under three minutes.

techniques and Chinese aesthetic philosophy borrowed from Chinese music and operatics, Hu began the trend of a new school of wuxia films and his perpetual use.

sample-heavy results as "spectacular and deranged and even once the bow-tie operatics are over they stay inventive [.

watch", adding that "common couch potatoes will delight in the show"s dark operatics, especially when cloaked in exquisite special effects" and that "Herbert.