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Frequency99%
Used in (153 in total)
tragedy; tragic drama; tragic play; tragedy; calamity; disaster
drama; play; powerful drug
drama; theatre; theater; play
theatre; theater; playhouse
drama club (e.g. at school); dramatic society
dramatic; exciting; touching; extreme
tragedy; tragic event
troupe; theatrical company
historical play; period drama
theatre-going; theater-going
powerful medicine; strong poison
burlesque; low comedy; farce
drama queen; (lit.) tragic heroine
Western (film genre)
movie version (based on TV series, anime, etc.); the movie
action film; action movie; action drama; riotous scene; fight scene
short play; skit
during a play
playwright; dramatist
deleterious substance; toxic substance
shingeki; new drama (movement); form of Japanese theater developed towards the end of the Meiji period inspired by modern Western theater
little theater; small theater
Imperial Theatre (Tokyo)
love-hate relationships drama (movie, etc.)
deadly poison
drama criticism
opera company; opera troupe; musical revue; operetta company; operetta troupe
comical; farcical
sword play; samurai drama
gekiga; manga with a realistic, dramatic art style and mature themes; kamishibai; storytelling with pictures
playwriting
to perform a play
historical drama
kabuki play; kabuki drama
musical play; opera
the stage; theatrical world
film, play, novel, etc. with parallel storylines focusing on different characters; multiprotagonist story; multi-POV story
gekiga style; manga style characterized by bold lines and dramatic composition
dramatic; theatrical
world of the theater (theatre)
dramatic poem; dramatic poetry; dramatic verse
amphitheater; amphitheatre
comic actor; comedian; comic performer
mime; dumb show; silent drama; pantomime
acute and serious; hyperacute; fulminant
(theatrical) farce
historical drama
violence; vehemence; fury; fervour; fervor; severity
contemporary drama
the stage; the theatrical world
Tragedy of Doha; Agony of Doha; 1993 soccer match, where Iraq denied Japan their first-ever FIFA World Cup qualification
theater district (quarter); theatre district
traditional Japanese theater (kabuki, noh, etc.); classical drama; play of the old school; period drama (film)
sensational crime that becomes a media event; (lit.) theatrical crime
theatrical performance given in English
comic opera; operetta
playwriting
end of a play
sudden; abrupt; rapid; sharp; drastic; radical
drama in verse
classical Chinese opera
dramatic expert
exhausting work; hard work; severe duty
dramatization; dramatisation
tragic actor; tragedian
sudden change; upheaval
modern drama; modern theater
talk on drama
extreme busyness
theatre of the absurd (theater)
theater party; theatre party
problematic divorce; (lit.) divorce drama
comedy film; comic film
sharp pain; acute pain; intense pain
religious drama; miracle play
underground drama; underground theater
theatrical activities; theatre work
mystery play; mystère
tragic actor; tragedian
intense; violent; severe; vehement
human-interest play
dramatic literature
simple scripted play (without music, dance, etc.)
drama; dramatic art
background music (in a movie, television drama, etc.)
Shakespeare's late romances
heated argument; heated discussion; heated debate
play dealing with ideas
play for children
controversial play; problem play
closet drama; lesedrama
film, play, novel, etc. with parallel storylines focusing on different characters; multiprotagonist story; multi-POV story
mystery play; mystère
fierce battle; hard-fought battle; hot contest; severe fight
severe earthquake; violent tremor
pungent smell; sharp smell; strong odor (odour)
busy job; exhausting work
severe heat; intense heat; oppressive heat
dramatic escape; escape story; account of an escape
underground theater; underground theatre
anatomy-teaching lecture theatre
morality play; allegorical play
to be absorbed in a play
advertising fraudulent investment schemes with glossy brochures, phone calls, etc.
non-realistic drama
comeback (e.g. in sports); complete reversal; dramatic turnabout
tragedy of the commons
Sichuan opera
drama of ordinary people
Bourgeois tragedy
Play of Daniel
powerful medicine; violent poison