Hyperbolized

The hyperbolized claims in the advertisement were too good to be true.

The author hyperbolized the importance of their novel.

The book's characters were hyperbolized and larger than life.

The writer hyperbolized the danger of the virus in their novel.

The hyperbolized claims about the product's effectiveness turned out to be false.

His hyperbolized account of the fishing trip left everyone in disbelief.

The hyperbolized plot in the movie was predictable and unrealistic.

The hyperbolized boasts of the braggart made others roll their eyes.

The hyperbolized claims of the pundit caused controversy among viewers.

The hyperbolized reactions to the new fashion line were ridiculous.

The advertisement's hyperbolized claims about the product's effectiveness were false.

The mathematician hyperbolized the curve to better illustrate the theorem.

They hyperbolized the danger of the storm to convince people to evacuate.

The hyperbolized language in the novel made it difficult to relate to the characters.

The hyperbolized tone of the article created a sense of urgency among readers.

He hyperbolized the number of hours he worked to justify his promotion.

The critic hyperbolized the cultural significance of a piece of art to elevate its status.

The politician's hyperbolized promises were met with skepticism by the voters.

The news article hyperbolized the danger of a minor earthquake.

He hyperbolized the quality of his homemade dinner.

The fashion blogger hyperbolized the trendiness of a particular clothing item.

The travel brochure hyperbolized the beauty of the beach resort.

She hyperbolized the difficulty of the math problem to impress her classmates.

The salesman hyperbolized the usefulness of the product to make a sale.

The presenter hyperbolized the uniqueness of their research findings.