Examples of 'exaggerate' in a sentence
Meaning of "exaggerate"
exaggerate (verb): To overstate or overemphasize the truth or extent of something in order to make it seem more dramatic or impressive. It is often used in contexts where someone is describing past events or accomplishments with more grandeur than they actually were
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- To overstate, to describe more than is fact.
- Exaggerative; overblown.
How to use "exaggerate" in a sentence
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Always exaggerate our troubles with them.
She is a divine being and is not one to exaggerate.
We can not exaggerate and make things up.
You know that children always exaggerate.
Exaggerate the seriousness or importance of an incident or situation.
Robert does not exaggerate anything in his comics.
Exaggerate the extent of discrimination they suffer.
But let us not exaggerate the discrepancies.
You know how maintenance drones exaggerate.
Do not exaggerate else mom hits you.
Democracy pleases me but let us not exaggerate.
I would never exaggerate or fabricate a bird sighting.
Nobody will mind if you exaggerate a bit.
We exaggerate the idea of disabilities within individuals.
Be honest and do not exaggerate your achievements.
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You exaggerate the importance of the thing.
It is impossible for us to exaggerate the importance of doctrine.
You exaggerate sometimes in all your stories.
We do not intentionally exaggerate our research work.
Do not exaggerate or make up things about this.
Cuba has no need to exaggerate the facts.
Do not exaggerate about understanding each other.
The agitator is inclined to exaggerate trivial matters.
Do not exaggerate the complexity of your problems.
One of your qualities is you never exaggerate.
All you do is exaggerate to make more money.
People parrot each other and exaggerate.
You can not exaggerate the findings.
One knows how these fellows exaggerate.
Prone to exaggerate the size of the catch.
You know how the media exaggerate.
He do not exaggerate the story by the way.
For once the gossips did not exaggerate.
We all tend to exaggerate our own importance.
Remember always to be truthful and do not exaggerate.
You really exaggerate returning at this time.
Fat lips just means you exaggerate.
I want you to exaggerate how long something is.
As always in these cases the media exaggerate.
You must not exaggerate your problems.
Some of those concerns may be easy to exaggerate.
But let us not exaggerate the situation.
It seems to me that she has a tendency to exaggerate.
And we do not exaggerate when we say this.
She seems to have a tendency to exaggerate things.
And you exaggerate inequalities in our country.
Significant dates can exaggerate the effects.
In conversation it is not unusual for people to exaggerate.
Now we have to exaggerate our two worlds.
A good actor does not need to exaggerate.
