Use of the word exaggerate in a sentence example

exaggerate

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He exaggerates the stories to make them interesting for children. [verb]

They vastly exaggerate their own power to determine the result. [verb]

They tend to exaggerate the dangers in their minds. [verb]

Reuben's village breeding had given him an exaggerated respect for aristocracy. [verb]

Dousterswivel's declaration contained an exaggerated account of the violence he had sustained, and also of his loss. [verb]

Cloam, who was also short of breath, "how you did exaggerate my poor narves, a-rushing up so soft, with the cold steel in both your hands." [verb]

"You know the General's hand, in all probability--I own I ought not to show these exaggerated expressions of his regard and esteem for me." [verb]

It is only a condition, and not that sorrow which becomes exaggerated to the point of despair, thanks to idleness and satiety. [verb]

But the horrors of such linns as that down which Hab Dab and Davie Dinn "dang the deil" are not exaggerated. [verb]

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