dramedy
Americannoun
plural
dramediesnoun
Etymology
Origin of dramedy
Example Sentences
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To the audience, it’s a heartening buddy dramedy about two boys choosing to forge a brighter path and quickly realizing they make each other better people.
From Salon
The veteran film executives and producers first met and became friends 30 years ago when their paths crossed on the now-forgotten dramedy “Living Out Loud.”
From Los Angeles Times
The final episode, of 10, takes place within the finale of a “Suits”-like legal dramedy.
From Los Angeles Times
In one of his last TV roles, Van Der Beek guest starred on Prime Video’s college dramedy “Overcompensating.”
From Los Angeles Times
In October 2016, actor and writer Issa Rae premiered her critically acclaimed dramedy “Insecure,” which follows the lives of Issa Dee and her best friend Molly Carter as they navigate work, love and the ups and downs of life.
From Los Angeles Times
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