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exageració 1
I will attach the crescograph to this fern; the magnification is tremendous.
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There are two known families, at symmetrical positions, visible under extreme magnification.
3
He raised the weapon, activated the 2X magnification, and took careful aim.
4
He centered the shoreline of the bay and put on maximum magnification.
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Finally it stopped on one area and put it under intense magnification.
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In an era given to wild overstatement, the words were vanishingly mild.
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What part of that particular overstatement could have turned in her favour?
3
The overstatement may yet turn out to be smaller than initially estimated.
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One of the characteristics of a legend is its overstatement of fact.
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It's no overstatement to say that we are all obsessed with sleep.
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That is no exaggeration, even if recent competition is not exactly ferocious.
2
It's an exaggeration to say that a thousand flowers are yet blooming.
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Yes, it's no exaggeration to say that I owe everything to her.
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There is often much exaggeration, much unfairness, much acrimony in their debates.
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But it was possible that the bit about Satanism was an exaggeration.
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I am speaking to-night to the world-no ;letme guard against exaggeration.
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In three words the faults of Herndon are exaggeration, literalness and exploitiveness.
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There must, I think, be some error or exaggeration in these figures.
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The services of Caesar neither needed nor permitted the exaggeration of eloquence.
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But exaggeration establishes no good understanding between the reader and the author.
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Wherever there is exaggeration in nature, there is exaggerated imagination in man.
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But furtive eyes soon relieved the artist from the charge of exaggeration.
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It was no exaggeration and it soon proved to be no one-off.
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To call the place a village is a bit of an exaggeration.
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The court intrigued against it, but the Right drove this to exaggeration.
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It is no exaggeration to say that this is a life-saving service.
