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Meanings of hyperbole in inglês

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Rhetorical device.

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      Examples for "exaggeration"
      Examples for "exaggeration"
      1
      That is no exaggeration, even if recent competition is not exactly ferocious.
      The Guardian
      2
      It's an exaggeration to say that a thousand flowers are yet blooming.
      The Guardian
      3
      Yes, it's no exaggeration to say that I owe everything to her.
      The informers
      4
      There is often much exaggeration, much unfairness, much acrimony in their debates.
      Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 4
      5
      But it was possible that the bit about Satanism was an exaggeration.
      The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
      1
      In an era given to wild overstatement, the words were vanishingly mild.
      The Irish Times
      2
      What part of that particular overstatement could have turned in her favour?
      The water room
      3
      The overstatement may yet turn out to be smaller than initially estimated.
      Reuters
      4
      One of the characteristics of a legend is its overstatement of fact.
      Story Hour Readings: Seventh Year
      5
      It's no overstatement to say that we are all obsessed with sleep.
      News.com.au
      Usage of hyperbole in inglês
      1
      Beneath the hyperbole, however, is a good book waiting to get out.
      The Guardian
      2
      A natural expert in hyperbole, he had not exaggerated in the least.
      The Lion of Petra
      3
      In any given year, annual teacher conventions are no strangers to hyperbole.
      The Irish Times
      4
      It was also a year of half-truths, hyperbole, blunders, and broken promises.
      Wired
      5
      That is objective fact; as a Vulcan, I am incapable of hyperbole.
      Reuters
      6
      Even from politicians, such language this time bears no trace of hyperbole.
      The Guardian
      7
      She had learned, long ago, that LA newscasters were masters of hyperbole.
      Come out tonight
      8
      The last statement was hyperbole, but Quinn knew better than to object.
      By reason of insanity
      9
      It is a mere rhetorical figure-whatthey call in the books, hyperbole.
      Jude the Obscure
      10
      This wouldn't be hyperbole in terms of injuries on a footy field.
      News.com.au
      11
      It's not hyperbole to say that nobody really does stand-up like him.
      The Irish Times
      12
      It might be loaded with hyperbole, but something is definitely happening here.
      The Irish Times
      13
      He sat down again in confusion at having been led into hyperbole.
      Jaffery
      14
      So when we say the class was pandemonium we're using hyperbole to-
      Spellwright
      15
      I know that these kinds of corporate presentations are prone to hyperbole.
      Leviathan Wakes
      16
      The hyperbole of Juliet seemed to be verified with respect to them.
      Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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      Hyperbole through the time
      Hyperbole across language varieties
      Ireland
      Common
      United Kingdom
      Less common
      United States of America
      Less common