v. to enlarge a fact or statement beyond what is actual or true
The storyteller exaggerated the truth.
The storyteller exaggerated the truth.
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How did the stories of Johnny's life get exaggerated into tall tales?
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Ammonia seems to have a flattened or exaggerated tetrahedral shape.
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Who in room 26 exaggerated a lot?
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The author had exaggerated views of the infallibility of science.
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overstate;elaborate; embellish; magnify
understate; minimize
5 syllables
ex-ag-ger-at-ed
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