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What do you call a person who is dramatic?

There are many ways to describe a person who is dramatic, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey:

Formal/Neutral:

* Dramatic (straightforward and simple)

* Theatrical (implies an exaggerated or stage-like quality)

* Exaggerated (emphasizes the over-the-top nature)

* Emotional (focuses on the intense feelings displayed)

* Overreactive (highlights their tendency to react strongly)

Informal/Negative:

* Drama queen/king (a common, somewhat derogatory term)

* Overdramatic (emphasizes the excessive nature of their reactions)

* Histrionic (a clinical term suggesting exaggerated emotionality)

* Melodramatic (suggests a tendency towards overly sentimental or emotional displays)

* High-strung (implies nervousness and a tendency to be easily upset)

Humorous/Sarcastic:

* A thespian (implies they're a bit of an actor in their everyday life)

* A scene stealer (suggests they draw attention to themselves)

* A hurricane in a teacup (emphasizes the disproportionate reaction)

* A drama llama (a playful and silly way to describe someone dramatic)

The best word choice will depend on the specific context and the tone you want to convey.

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