- 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 to
September 30, 2020) is a
retired American Thoroughbred racehorse,
winner of the 2016
Preakness Stakes. Racing...
- 2018). "Reports of Mark Twain's
Quote About His Own
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- 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
supernormal stimulus or
superstimulus is an
exaggerated version of a
stimulus to
which there is an
existing response tendency, or any
stimulus that...
- or scaremongering, is the act of
exploiting feelings of fear by
using exaggerated rumors of
impending danger,
usually for
personal gain.
According to evolutionary...
- press, "from time to time we are
probably both a bit hard on each other,
exaggerating the
downsides and
ignoring the good
points in each." In 2006 Charles...
-
languages spoken or may
record them ambiguously.
Speaker po****tions may be
exaggerated for
political reasons, or
speakers of
minority languages may be underreported...
-
manufactured uncertainty,
which involves casting doubt on
academic findings,
exaggerating their claimed imperfections. A
manufactured controversy (sometimes shortened...
