Examples of 'much exaggerated' in a sentence
Meaning of "much exaggerated"
much exaggerated - something that has been described in a way that makes it seem larger, more important, or more intense than it really is
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much exaggerated
Your importance has become much exaggerated.
That seems much exaggerated as the Indians remained at long distance.
Creating rebellions had been very much exaggerated.
It 's usefulness is much exaggerated and the dangers are much underestimated.
Her persona was very much exaggerated.
That would be very much exaggerated ( and I am indeed inclined to this exaggeration . ) ”.
The height of the elephant has been much exaggerated.
The height was very much exaggerated by the ancients.
But the evidence suggests that the threat is much exaggerated.
The sum was much exaggerated.
The opposition between state and market was therefore much exaggerated.
The sum is much exaggerated.
The ability of indoor plants to improve air quality is much exaggerated.
Generally much exaggerated.
Initial estimates of deep sea mining viability turned out to be much exaggerated.
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The projections are shown much exaggerated for the sake of clarity.
They insisted that the problem was presented to us in terms which were much exaggerated.
Cananea are very much exaggerated.
The numbers for the chariots given by Diodorus were probably much exaggerated.
The Louvre is much exaggerated.
Porter stated that the tales of Khmer Rouge atrocities were much exaggerated.
Such a life required much exaggerated self-esteem.
For the purpose of illustration, the vertical scale is much exaggerated.
That 's too much exaggerated.
This is possible, but the danger may be much exaggerated.
These movements can not be too much exaggerated in practising.
But the rumors of my deviation ( or apostasy! ) from libertarianism were much exaggerated.
These movements can not be too much exaggerated in practicing.
As regards the joint committee, the powers of this body have been much exaggerated.
These stories are much exaggerated.
So there are elements of truth in the couple, but I think very much exaggerated.
The mini-rebound last quarter has been much exaggerated in any case.
Personally, I expect to find these rumours of his strange behaviour much exaggerated.
Nevertheless, Bulgarian-Russian intelligibility seems much exaggerated.
What 's more, last year 's productivity figures were found to be much exaggerated.
Mark Twain on one occasion said: 'Rumours of my death are much exaggerated.
FIG . 4 is a didactic schematic showing the diaphragm deformation in much exaggerated manner, and.
Well, Mrs. Judson, those stories are very much exaggerated.
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