Term Gallery logo

Meanings of grossly exaggerated in English

We have no meanings for "grossly exaggerated" in our records yet.
Usage of grossly exaggerated in English
1
The extravagance of some of the early Quakers has been grossly exaggerated.
Historical Papers / Part 3 from Volume VI of The Works of John G...
2
All sorts of figures were floating around, some of them grossly exaggerated.
The Guardian
3
The government has repeatedly rejected the charges of civilian deaths as grossly exaggerated.
Reuters
4
His ignorance of political and civil affairs has been grossly exaggerated.
Twenty Years of Congress, Vol. 1 / From Lincoln to Garfield, wit...
5
It is grossly exaggerated, of course, but this is the substance of it.
Peter Ruff and the Double Four
6
Essentially, figures which grossly exaggerated the take from fees were leaked.
The Irish Times
7
According to the Doctor, the whole business has been grossly exaggerated.
Malvina of Brittany
8
The impact of the national radio is therefore grossly exaggerated.
The Irish Times
9
Paes says these numbers are grossly exaggerated by political opponents.
The Guardian
10
This image is grossly exaggerated and cannot be supported by any scientific statistical studies.
The Irish Times
11
During times of panic, even, the number of the unemployed is often grossly exaggerated.
Friendly Visiting among the Poor: A Handbook for Charity Workers
12
Stories are grossly exaggerated and distorted as they are passed from person to person.
The new yorker
13
But the report was, as Mark Twain would have said, " grossly exaggerated."
The Authoritative Life of General William Booth, Founder of the ...
14
Here a grossly exaggerated price was paid in rare silver councils for immediate passage west.
Orb Sceptre Throne
15
In the opinion of most who have tasted it, its virtues have been grossly exaggerated.
Eight Years' Wanderings in Ceylon
16
Rumours that is inspired by a real-life story involving Smyth and myself are grossly exaggerated.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Grossly exaggerated through the time
Grossly exaggerated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common