melodramatic

a stagy melodramatic voice.

a lurid, melodramatic, but accurate account of the accident.

he flung the door open with a melodramatic flourish.

struck an attitude of melodramatic despair;

She always overreacts to minor issues, she's so melodramatic.

The movie was criticized for its melodramatic plot.

He made a melodramatic entrance, causing everyone to stare.

Her melodramatic behavior drew attention wherever she went.

The soap opera is known for its melodramatic storylines.

She tends to be melodramatic when she's upset.

The actor's melodramatic performance brought the audience to tears.

The novel was criticized for its melodramatic dialogue.

He has a melodramatic way of expressing his emotions.

The play was filled with melodramatic scenes that left the audience on the edge of their seats.