exaggerated (Meaning)

Wordnet

exaggerated (s)

represented as greater than is true or reasonable

enlarged to an abnormal degree

Webster

of Exaggerate

Webster

Enlarged beyond bounds or the truth.

No weak antonyms found.

The politician's speech was full of exaggerated claims that were not supported by facts.
The movie trailer used exaggerated special effects to make the film appear more thrilling than it actually was.
The athlete's account of their accomplishments was exaggerated and contained many embellishments.
The salesperson used exaggerated promises to convince the customer to buy the product.
The news report exaggerated the danger of the situation, causing unnecessary panic among the public.
The child's fear of the dark was exaggerated, as there was nothing to be afraid of in their bedroom.
The politician's exaggerated promises of tax cuts failed to convince voters, who were skeptical of their sincerity.
The advertisement featured exaggerated claims about the product's effectiveness, which were later proven to be false.
The student's exaggerated excuses for missing assignments did not impress the teacher, who demanded more effort and responsibility.
The company's exaggerated financial projections led to unrealistic expectations and ultimately contributed to its downfall.

represented as greater than is true or reasonable, enlarged to an abnormal degreeof Exaggerate, Enlarged beyond bounds or the truth.

inflated, overdrawn, enlarged, outsized, hyperbolized,overblown, outsize, bloated,overstated, hyped-up

reasonable,reasonable, realistic,realistic,

The politician's speech was full of exaggerated claims that were not supported by facts.

The movie trailer used exaggerated special effects to make the film appear more thrilling than it actually was.

The athlete's account of their accomplishments was exaggerated and contained many embellishments.

The salesperson used exaggerated promises to convince the customer to buy the product.