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Definition of hyperbolise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
languagetr./intr. Rare UK use exaggerated languagetr./intr. Rare UK
- During debates, she would often hyperbolise to emphasize her point..
2.
overstatementtr. Rare UK enlarge beyond bounds or the truthtr. Rare UK
- The article hyperbolised the dangers of the new technology.
Origin of hyperbolise
Greek, hyper (over) + bole (throw)
Examples of hyperbolise in a sentence
They hyperbolise the risks to scare people. She tends to hyperbolise her achievements during interviews. Politicians often hyperbolise to gain public support.
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- French:exagérer, grossir, ...
- German:übertreiben, ...
- Italian:esagerare, ingigantire, ...
- Spanish:exagerar, magnificar, ...
- Portuguese:exagerar, ...
- Chinese:使用夸张的语言, 夸大, ...
- Japanese:誇張した言葉を使う, 誇張する, ...
- Arabic:بالَغَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשְׁתַּמֵּשׁ בְּשָׂפָה מֻגְזֶמֶת, לְהַגְזִים, ...
- Russian:гиперболизировать, преувеличивать, ...
- Ukrainian:перебільшувати, гіперболізувати, ...
- Hindi:अतिशयोक्तिपूर्ण भाषा का प्रयोग करना, अतिरंजित करना, ...
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