histrionics
Noun
Meaning
a performance of a play
a deliberate display of emotion for effect
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And that’s yet another reason why they’ll ignore the Democrats’ histrionics about Donald Trump’s allegedly impeachable and removable abuse of power.
And while you may be gripped with fear every time you go outside, waiting for your inevitable death by pothead (splattered brain imagery is a great way to distract readers from a lack of evidence), please keep your histrionics to yourself.
Mostly because being forced to keep quiet also translates into a freedom from histrionics and overcomplication, pulling us into this tense and grisly horror-thriller and never letting go.
I’ll spare you the Twitter histrionics.
It’s a shame, since successfully avoids histrionics for nearly all of its preceding minutes.
Mitchell, whose usual scoring histrionics were not needed this time around, totaled 16 points in 25 minutes.