exaggerations

[US]/[ˌekˈzeɡərˌeɪʃənz]/
[UK]/[ˌekˈzeɡərˌeɪʃənz]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.An exaggerated statement or representation, especially one used to impress or mislead.; The act of exaggerating.

Phrases & Collocations

avoid exaggerations

minor exaggerations

slight exaggerations

wild exaggerations

hearsay exaggerations

avoiding exaggerations

full of exaggerations

pointed exaggerations

detecting exaggerations

prevent exaggerations

Example Sentences

the speaker's claims were full of exaggerations about his accomplishments.

he tends to use exaggerations to make his stories more exciting.

the news report contained several exaggerations regarding the severity of the storm.

i tried to point out the exaggerations in his sales pitch, but he ignored me.

the movie's plot relied heavily on dramatic exaggerations for effect.

it's important to distinguish between facts and exaggerations in any account.

don't believe everything you hear; there are often exaggerations involved.

the politician was criticized for his frequent use of exaggerations during the campaign.

she admitted that her initial description was an exaggeration.

the product's advertising is known for its bold exaggerations.

we need to avoid making exaggerations when presenting the data.

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