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hyperbolic

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hyperbolic adjective blown-up, distorted, elaborated, embellished, enhanced, enlarged, exaggerated, expanded, expressed to an excess, expressed to an extreme, heightening, inflated, intensified, magnified, over amplified, puffing up, stretched, stretched to the imagination, swelled
See also: extreme, inflated


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