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the exaggeration
noun
The act of heaping or piling up.
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Then, conservatives exaggerated the exaggeration.
The model intentionally exaggerates important aspects of the real system – the exaggeration is a feature, not a flaw.
Permit Reyes the exaggeration.
It's like El Greco's Toledo but without the exaggeration.
"It's about the exaggeration of the feminine form".
The exaggeration does injustice to the chef, Kerry Heffernan, formerly of Eleven Madison Park.
But then I couldn't tell where the reality ended and the exaggeration crept in".
"My wife dislikes all our friends equally," Avedon once remarked, softening the exaggeration with a smile.
By doing nothing to discourage the Shah's excesses we became a party to the exaggeration.
Here is one simple example of the exaggeration of radiation risks in the article.
Caricature, the exaggeration of physical features, is a time-honored tradition of political cartooning.
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