In some countries, thieves are punished by getting their hands cut off , a drastic punishment outlawed in the West.
A drastic change in sea levels could inundate major coastal cities.
The government would have to take drastic measures after the attack.
Waking up an hour earlier in the morning was a drastic change for me.
Adverb - it is used to describe the verb. Example: Her skin irritation was drastically reduced when she switched laundry detergents. In this sentence, drastically describes the verb, "was."
use it by saying- how can you use the word ebullient in a sentence?
Just use it! Or do you mean, can you use the word beheld in a sentence.
i love the word drastic
I had a drastic dream last night
We have to take drastic measures!!
The government would have to take drastic measures after the attack.
The doctor had to use drastic measures for the surgery.
When I submitted my book to the editor, he didn't like it and made drastic changes.
The new health care law will institute drastic changes in the United States healthcare system.
Let's not entertain the thought of more drastic measures in this instance. The personnel department will have to make some drastic cuts next year.
In view of the seriousness of the accident, the doctor had to take a drastic step to ampute the leg of the patient in order to save his life.
Drastic times call for drastic measures. That was a rather drastic action, don't you think?
Due to drastic budget cuts, the school district has laid off over 300 teachers. She hates the shape of her nose, but I don't think she'd do anything as drastic as plastic surgery.
The word "reconstructive" is the adjective form of the word "reconstruction," and is often used in reference to surgery. An example of a sentence using the word "reconstructive" is "Doctors had to use reconstructive surgery to repair the drastic damage done to the patient. "