Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
character-drama
noun
/ˈkærɪktər ˈdrɑːmə/

Definition
A form of storytelling that emphasizes the development and interactions of its characters, often showcasing personal conflicts and emotional evolution.

Examples
The play was a character-drama that delved deep into the protagonist’s struggles with identity.
In this film, the character-drama unfolds as the lead navigates relationships and personal challenges.

Meaning
Character-drama focuses on the complexities of characters, exploring their dilemmas, motivations, and growth throughout the narrative.

Synonyms
- Character-driven narrative
- Psychological drama
- Personal drama