aggrandized (Meaning)

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aggrandized (imp. & p. p.)

of Aggrandize

No weak antonyms found.

The media coverage aggrandized the celebrity's minor achievements, creating a distorted public image.
The CEO's autobiography aggrandized the challenges faced during their rise to success.
The self-proclaimed expert aggrandized their credentials, claiming qualifications they did not possess.
Critics argued that the film's portrayal of the historical event aggrandized the heroism of certain individuals.
The employee's self-evaluation aggrandized their contributions to the project, overlooking the collaborative effort.
The marketing team aggrandized the product's features to make it appear more appealing to potential customers.
The political candidate's speech aggrandized their accomplishments while downplaying their shortcomings.
The autobiography aggrandized the author's journey, presenting a more heroic narrative than the reality.
The company's annual report aggrandized its financial performance, ignoring underlying challenges.
The influencer's social media posts aggrandized their lifestyle, creating an unrealistic expectation among followers.

of Aggrandize

elevated, promoted, magnified, enshrined, heightened, glorified, exalted, lifted, honored, boosted

degraded, degraded, humbled, minimized, humiliated,humiliated, humbled, minimized, depreciated, disparaged

The media coverage aggrandized the celebrity's minor achievements, creating a distorted public image.

The CEO's autobiography aggrandized the challenges faced during their rise to success.

The self-proclaimed expert aggrandized their credentials, claiming qualifications they did not possess.

Critics argued that the film's portrayal of the historical event aggrandized the heroism of certain individuals.