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Definition of hyperbolical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
exaggerationDated UK exaggerated or overstated beyond realityDated UK
- His hyperbolical claims were hard to believe.
2.
mathematicsDated related to hyperbolas in mathematicsDated
- The hyperbolical curve was difficult to graph.
Origin of hyperbolical
Greek, hyperbole (exaggeration)
Examples of hyperbolical in a sentence
The hyperbolical description was entertaining. The mathematician explained the hyperbolical properties of the shape. Students struggled with the hyperbolical equations in the exam.
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- French:hyperbolique, en rapport avec les hyperboles, ...
- German:übertrieben, hyperbolisch, ...
- Italian:iperbolico, ...
- Spanish:exagerado, de hipérbola, ...
- Portuguese:hiperbólico, relativo a hipérboles, ...
- Chinese:夸张的, 双曲线的, ...
- Japanese:誇張された, 双曲線の, ...
- Arabic:مُبَالَغ فِيهِ, زَائِدِي, ...
- Hebrew:הִיפֶּרְבּוֹלִי, ...
- Russian:преувеличенный, ...
- Ukrainian:гіперболічний, ...
- Hindi:अतिरंजित, हाइपरबोलिक, ...
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