Meanings of hyperbolically in anglès

No one expresses himself so hyperbolically as the jurist Ulrich Zasius of Freiburg.

I, however, continued to think the compliment to Garrick hyperbolically untrue.

It is, to put it hyperbolically, the event movie to end all event movies.

People with higher levels of educational attainment also tend to discount the future less hyperbolically.

This venture is so edgy that even the hyperbolically confident Wolfram is hedging a bit.

Sometimes they swung hyperbolically round one another and away, or, more rarely, united to form binaries.

Humans may discount hyperbolically in non-repetitive choices because they treat them as a repetitive rate-maximizing problem.

Then, as Joanna Baillie hyperbolically declared, "The Scotch novels put poetry out of fashion."

But both writers are speaking somewhat hyperbolically.

There was a uniform slope to the floor that gently rose and then arced up hyperbolically a dozen meters.

Millions!' she said hyperbolically.

The sinister truth remained that, whether hyperbolically or parabolically borne away, the projectile would never again meet either the earth or the moon.

The fatal truth was that the projectile, whether hyperbolically or parabolically carried along, would never strike against either the earth or the moon.

Presumably, this is meant hyperbolically, since Afghanistan has been recognized as an independent state far longer than any of its northern or southern neighbors.

It's clear why Foxtrot was so contentious in Israel that it led to its Minister of Culture to hyperbolically decry it as practically traitorous.

They're doing it with a technology that they call X2, which the company is hyperbolically toting as a "game changer" in the helicopter industry.