Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dramatic-scene
noun
/drəˈmætɪk siːn/

Definition
A dramatic scene is a moment in a play, film, or other narrative work that is intense and emotionally charged, often marked by heightened conflict or pivotal action.

Examples
- The climax of the play featured a dramatic scene where the protagonist confronts the antagonist.
- In the movie, the dramatic scene where the hero sacrifices himself left the audience in tears.
- The author masterfully crafted several dramatic scenes that captivated the readers’ attention.

Meaning
It refers to a segment of storytelling that captures significant emotional engagement or tension, aiming to evoke a strong response from the audience.

Synonyms
- climactic moment
- intense scene
- high-stakes situation
- crucial scene
- emotional peak