- that the bag was very heavy,
though it
probably does not
weigh a ton.
Exaggerating is also a type of deception, as well as a
means of
malingering – magnifying...
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Exaggerator (foaled
February 5, 2013) is a
retired American Thoroughbred racehorse,
winner of the 2016
Preakness Stakes.
Racing as a two-year-old in 2015...
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regularly inflate their height in high
school or college. Many
prospects exaggerate their height while in high
school or
college to make
themselves more appealing...
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heavily in
advertising and entertainment.
Advertisers use
hyperbole to
exaggerate the
benefits of
products to
boost sales.
Repetitive hyperbole is used...
- 2018). "Reports of Mark Twain's
Quote About His Own
Death Are
Greatly Exaggerated".
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Alarmism is
excessive or
exaggerated alarm of a real or
imagined threat.
Alarmism connotes attempts to
excite fears or
giving warnings of
great danger...
- that s****s to
entertain an
audience through situations that are
highly exaggerated, extravagant, ridiculous, absurd, and improbable.
Farce is also characterized...
- Chronostasis –
Distortion in the
perception of time
Cognitive distortion –
Exaggerated or
irrational thought pattern Defence mechanism –
Unconscious psychological...
- a
female character's ****
bounce when she moves,
sometimes in an
exaggerated or
unnatural manner. The
first video game in
which breast physics were...
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mugging or
chewing the scenery) is
exaggerated acting,
positively or negatively. Some
roles require overly-
exaggerated character acting,
particularly those...