Examples of 'slightly exaggerated' in a sentence
Meaning of "slightly exaggerated"
slightly exaggerated: Describes a situation or story that has been overstated or embellished to some degree, making it somewhat more dramatic or extreme than reality
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slightly exaggerated
I mean using slightly exaggerated finger gestures.
Exceeding five hundred thousand was slightly exaggerated.
That is a slightly exaggerated version of events.
To effect this top lip was slightly exaggerated.
I may have slightly exaggerated the dangers in kissing a girl.
That number may be slightly exaggerated.
I may have slightly exaggerated the number of pills that he took.
But your prices are slightly exaggerated.
Only slightly exaggerated.
Rumors of my success have been slightly exaggerated.
I may have slightly exaggerated the fending off part of the story.
I think that those fears have been slightly exaggerated.
Parody in humppa appeared as a slightly exaggerated style of playing and as condensed arrangements.
I think the tales of my romantic heroism may have been slightly exaggerated.
Let us say slightly exaggerated.
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His lips assumed an expression of disdain that was perhaps slightly exaggerated.
He had slightly exaggerated his abilities with a short blade to the Night Mother.
The story may be slightly exaggerated.
Image, A slightly exaggerated impression of the real shape of our warped and twisted Milky Way.
The movement should be slightly exaggerated.
I may have slightly exaggerated my success in New York.
Everything in film is slightly exaggerated.
May have slightly exaggerated my badass story, too.
Step forward with the longer leg in front in a slightly exaggerated stride length.
Uh, may have slightly exaggerated the amount of said meditationage.
The extent of lift is very small and in the drawing has been slightly exaggerated.
You should also use clear, slightly exaggerated facial expressions and gestures.
His views are always stimulating, though slightly exaggerated.
You fended her off . i may have slightly exaggerated the fending off part of the story.
In view of the vigorous method employed the term “ solution ” seems slightly exaggerated here.
Colin, I may have slightly exaggerated the maturity levels of my friends and I.
The expanded state diameter of the stent 18 is slightly exaggerated for illustration.
Fig . 19 shows, in a slightly exaggerated manner, a modification of a groove in the light distribution plate.
Hmm? Rumors of my success have been slightly exaggerated.
World " is slightly exaggerated.
And looks like reports of Zoom 's death were slightly exaggerated.
Solution Figures 10-12 illustrate in slightly exaggerated terms the fundamental concept behind the present invention.
It is known that Samsung 's cameras produce images that have slightly exaggerated colors.
Uh, Steve? - Colin, I may have slightly exaggerated the maturity levels of my friends and I.
All right"? Bo… I think the tales of my romantic heroism may have been slightly exaggerated.
These are examples, a little funny, yet slightly exaggerated how is this beautiful country.
Nonetheless, the Mosquito 's speed was a slightly exaggerated characteristic of the airplane.
Fig . 1 shows this in a slightly exaggerated way.
Of course, this is slightly exaggerated.
He 's a good-looking guy, but I may have slightly exaggerated our involvement.
Perhaps 50 is a slightly exaggerated number.
O-Okay, that might be slightly exaggerated.
Okay, well, to be fair, I … may have slightly exaggerated my badass story, too.
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Slightly deviates by source and needs to be harmonised
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Examples of using Exaggerated
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I have never exaggerated a result in my life ever
That your claims to military superiority are exaggerated
He has an exaggerated sense of right and wrong
