drama
/ˈdrɑːmə/ · /ˈdræmə/
noun
- A work written to be performed by actors, whether on a stage, on screen, or over the air. The company staged a new drama by a local writer.
- The branch of literature and art made up of such works, taken as a whole. She studied drama before moving into directing.
- A real situation or sequence of events marked by tension, conflict, or strong feeling. The whole drama played out over a single weekend.
- Emotional turmoil or conflict treated as bigger than it is. He left the group chat to avoid the drama.
From Greek drāma, "action" or "deed," from drān, "to do" or "to act."
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