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1 dédramatiser
dédramatiser [dedʀamatize]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ problème] to play down ; [+ débat] to take the heat out of* * *dedʀamatize
1.
verbe transitif to make [something] less traumatic [divorce, examen]; to play [something] down [maladie, situation]; to play down the significance of [événement]
2.
verbe intransitif to play things down* * *dedʀamatize vt[situation] to take the drama out of, [événement] to play down, [diagnostic] to make less alarming, [apprentissage] to make less daunting* * *dédramatiser verb table: aimer vtr to make [sth] less traumatic, to take the drama out of [divorce, examen]; to play [sth] down [maladie]; to take the tension out of [situation]; to play down the significance of [événement]; on a vu dans leur discours une volonté de dédramatiser their speech showed their desire to play things down.[dedramatize] verbe transitif[situation] to make less dramatic
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