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exaggeratedly

/ig-zaj-uh-rey-tid/US // ɪgˈzædʒ əˌreɪ tɪd //UK // (ɪɡˈzædʒəˌreɪtɪd) //

夸张地,夸大其词地,夸大其词,夸大地

Related Words

farfetched牵强附会,牵强,牵强的,牵强附会的abstract抽象的,抽象,抽取,抽象派overblown夸张的,夸大其词,夸张,夸大的preposterous荒唐,荒诞不经,荒诞不经的,荒唐的melodramatic狗血剧情,狗血剧,狗血淋头,狗血的pretentious装腔作势,矫情,矫揉造作,矫情的extravagant挥霍无度,奢侈的,挥霍浪费,奢华的distorted扭曲的,歪曲的,失真,歪曲excessive过量,过量的,过大的,过大inflated膨胀的,膨大的,膨胀,膨胀型unrealistic不现实的,不切实际,不切实际的,不现实overwrought过度紧张,过度疲劳,焦头烂额,焦虑不安false假的,虚假,错误,错误的hyperbolic双曲,双曲线,双曲型,双曲率fabricated编造的,虚构的,制作的,假造的stylized风格化的,风格化,样式化的,样式化magnified放大的,放大了,放大了的,放大exalted高昂的,高高在上,高高在上的,高昂strained紧绷绷的,紧张的,紧绷的,紧绷着脸overdone过度的,过头了,过度,过分的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : unduly or unrealistically magnified: to have an exaggerated opinion of oneself.
    • : abnormally increased or enlarged.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as invery
Synonyms
absolutely绝对,绝对的,绝对是,绝对是的awfully很明显地,很明显,很明显的,很明显的是certainly肯定是这样,肯定会,肯定是这样的,肯定是decidedly断然,决定性的,决定性地,果然deeply深深地,深深的,深切的,深深地看了一眼eminently显著地,显然,显著exceedingly极为,极其,不得了,极了excessively过分,过于,过度,过分的extraordinarily特别是,格外,格外的,特别是在extremely极度,极度的,极端的,极端greatly大为,大大地,大大,大幅highly高度,高度的,高度重视,高度评价incredibly令人难以置信的,难以置信的,令人难以置信的是,令人难以置信地noticeably明显地,明显,明显的,明显是particularly特别是,尤其是,特别,特别的pretty漂亮,漂亮的,靓丽profoundly深奥地,深奥的,深刻地,深切地remarkably值得注意的是,难能可贵的是,不寻常的,难能可贵surprisingly令人惊讶的是,竟然,竟然是,奇怪的是terribly可怕的是,糟糕的是,恐怖的是,可怕的truly真正的,真的,确实,真正uncommonly不常见的,不常见,难得一见,罕见的unusually非同寻常地,非同寻常,奇特的,不寻常wonderfully妙不可言,精彩的,妙趣横生,妙不可言的acutely痛心地,尖锐地,锐利地,切实amply充分的,充分,充足的,充分地astonishingly令人惊讶的是,令人吃惊的是,惊人的是,惊人地considerably大体上,大致上,大大地,大致上是这样dearly亲爱的,深深地,亲切地,挚爱emphatically大力强调,强调地,着重地,着重强调extensively广泛地,广泛的,广泛地进行,广泛indispensably必不可少的,不可缺少的是,不可缺少的,不可或缺的largely大体上,大体上是这样的,大体上是这样,大体上是的notably值得注意的是,特别是,尤其是,显著地positively积极地,积极的,积极,正面powerfully有力地,强有力地,强大的,强有力pressingly迫切地,迫不及待地,迫切,迫切要求prodigiously惊人地,惊人的,令人惊叹的是,巨大的substantially实质上,大体上,大致上,实质上是superlatively夸张地,夸张的,夸张,夸张地说surpassingly超乎寻常地,超乎寻常的,超然地,超越式地vastly巨大的,大大,大幅,大大地

Examples

  • We think our actions have an exaggerated influence on other people.

  • Continue hopping from one leg to the other like the exaggerated movement of a speed skater.

  • For those who suffer from anxiety, the visual bias to attend to threat is exaggerated.

  • It seems that rumors of Facebook Instant Articles’ death have been greatly exaggerated.

  • Britain’s first female prime minister, who died in 2013, is portrayed as clashing with Olivia Colman’s Elizabeth to an extent that some say is exaggerated.

  • Reports of the “end of men,”turns out, have been greatly exaggerated.

  • Inevitably, some of this may have been exaggerated in social media.

  • The threat of this virus to the general public may have been exaggerated.

  • His many publications and his emails to me are long-winded, occasionally exaggerated, and sometimes hard to follow.

  • One volunteer gave an exaggerated eye roll when I asked about it.

  • We dismounted, and speedily found that MacRae hadn't exaggerated the evil qualities of that descent.

  • What a spectral and exaggerated shape all things take in her scared and over-excited gaze!

  • He spoke with an animation and earnestness that gave an exaggerated importance to every syllable he uttered.

  • It not only brought about the instant beginnings of the siege, but its proportions were grossly exaggerated in the public eye.

  • The news of Bruce's success, no doubt exaggerated and distorted, produced a great sensation in the northern parts of Scotland.

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