The phrase "already exaggerated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or statement that has been overstated or made to seem more significant than it actually is, often implying that the exaggeration has occurred prior to the current moment.
Example: "His claims about the project's success are already exaggerated, making it hard to trust his assessment."
Alternatives: "previously overstated" or "already inflated".
At the Viceroy, Wearstler took this already exaggerated style and maxed it out some more.
— and an already exaggerated sense of the risk of terrorism turned a horrible story of maiming and death and cruelty into a national epic of fear.
A "tyrant" may lead the public to vote for him, making up for obvious flaws by playing up the risks of an already exaggerated threat.
The toxic combination of round-the-clock cable television does anyone now recall the killer of Gianni Versace, who claimed exactly the same kind of attention then as Dzhokhar Tsarnaev did today?—and an already exaggerated sense of the risk of terrorism turned a horrible story of maiming and death and cruelty into a national epic of fear.
Furthermore, given the imperfections of peer review, many journal articles may contain statements that are already exaggerated relative to a consensus of scientific opinion, or at least spun to emphasise positive findings, 22 and thus our measured level of within university exaggeration is likely to underestimate the extent of the problem.
It had already been exaggerated".
By mid-2001, when business travel slowed in a souring economy, aviation analysts said those projections already seemed exaggerated.
Obviously, mass rage can entail its own excesses and, and if unchecked, can lead to mob rule, a form of majoritarian tyranny (as Armando notes, its isolated, unrepresentative excesses (death threats!) are already being exaggerated to discredit the underlying anger itself).
This has exaggerated already gaping external imbalances, particularly America's soaring trade and current-account deficits.According to statistics released on April 12th, America's monthly trade deficit reached a record $61 billion in February (see chart).
My mom's attempts to fit me in her nice, little cardigans only exaggerated my already broad shoulders.
Smartphone addiction and social media have exaggerated our already-accelerated pace of daily life.
