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Significats de exaggerated en anglès

Represented as greater than is true or reasonable.

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Enlarged to an abnormal degree.

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Examples for "overdone"
Examples for "overdone"
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Of course, the Kissinger thing might be a bit overdone these days.
I shot you babe
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Market participants said the drop after the previous day's auction was overdone.
Reuters
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Nevertheless, another interpretation is that concerns about Fed-inspired funding crunch are overdone.
Reuters
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The way he smelled, something faintly spicy and expensive, definitely not overdone.
Happiness key
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The pupils at the Villa Camellia were not overdone with public meetings.
The Jolliest School of All
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However, the importance of having a working tax service cannot be overstated.
The South African
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While some state exchanges have experienced these problems, that criticism is overstated.
Reuters
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Charges include six years of overstated profit and various writedowns, they say.
Reuters
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Dr Koloamatangi said the importance of the vote could not be overstated.
Radio NZ
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Allergan spurned their advance, saying the Canadian company had overstated possible savings.
Reuters

Inflated.

Ús de exaggerated en anglès
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Several experts said the new rating exaggerated the severity of the crisis.
Reuters
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His apocalyptic warnings of disasters to come were often exaggerated for effect.
The Guardian
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Some analysts said their potential to affect oil prices may be exaggerated.
Reuters
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Natural grumbling among the troops was repeated and exaggerated in the North.
Abraham Lincoln
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A natural expert in hyperbole, he had not exaggerated in the least.
The Lion of Petra
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The characteristics of each of the Relatives is exaggerated in the extreme.
Savva and the Life of Man: Two plays by Leonid Andreyev
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The pope's statement also had been exaggerated by the media, he said.
Reuters
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But the characteristics of the elder man are exaggerated in the younger.
Collections and Recollections
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The tidings, bad in themselves, were greatly exaggerated in the British gazettes.
Life and Times of Washington, Volume 2 / Revised, Enlarged, and ...
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A demise, as Mark Twain once said, can often be greatly exaggerated.
The Irish Times
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Jeffries was always in a row; and he always exaggerated its importance.
The Loom of Youth
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When the bad results eventually arrived, the impression of crisis was exaggerated.
The Irish Times
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The shortage of men in the German Army has evidently been exaggerated.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, May 2, 1917
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This exaggerated idea of the risks of the trip unfortunately spread abroad.
Korea's Fight for Freedom
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Successes are often exaggerated, failures minimised and the public is rarely impressed.
The Irish Times
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That represents, in an exaggerated form, the ideal of the Western mind.
Memoirs of Arthur Hamilton, B. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge ...
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