Noun:

హైపర్బోలా, అతిశయంగాచెయ్యి,

exaggerative's Usage Examples:

Furthermore, it is more often used in an exaggerative or violent figurative sense rather than literal sense.

He was known for his freewheeling and often exaggerative performance, and is considered by many as a comedian.

Sir Frederick made at least four socially divisive or claimed as exaggerative remarks, noted by reporters at the time: In 1967 he sentenced Charlie.

that time, rejected the offer by claiming that such statement is very exaggerative.

advice Not repeating or sharing unconfirmed rumors, and avoiding using of exaggerative terms like "plague" and "apocalypse" to denote the pandemic Emphasizing.

sensation and Rebstar became a topic of controversy due to the video"s exaggerative depiction of Zlatan.

comic relief in the Blackhawk strip and is depicted as more of a highly exaggerative caricature amid the realistic art style that otherwise surrounds him.

they presented "it as a triumph against adversity may be simplistic and exaggerative, but what is certain is that in the record [.

could easily remain silent against; thus these words from Herodotus seem exaggerative, or depict an adapted and modified picture of the periods after Deioces".

Robinson was able to garner national attention due to his bombastic and exaggerative rhetoric.

attracted the media"s attention numerous times for his occasionally over-exaggerative and satirical impressions of the current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

This use of immediate—sometimes incongruous—contrasts has an exaggerative effect on the foreground"s strong colour saturation; itself a component.

A common leitmotif of all Marsimoto albums is the exaggerative consumption of Cannabis.