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Make a drama out of something

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Colloquial Usage

This phrase is casual and usually used in informal conversation or writing.

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My sister dropped her ice cream and made a drama out of it, but we all laughed it off.
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Common Overstatement

Used to imply someone is overreacting or being overly emotional about a minor issue.

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He's making a drama out of a slight delay – we'll still arrive on time.
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Avoid in Formality

It's not appropriate for formal occasions, professional settings, or serious discussions.

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In the meeting, I stayed calm and did not make a drama out of the mix-up.
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