[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$f6bPeCAGBnhI3xHZnpP3oFrBsvqeKlZFGmEQgm6DkrWc":3},{"entry":4,"word_lists":36},{"id":5,"word":6,"pronunciation":7,"not_found":8,"senses":9},"01KWVZ2W34V85GQBDH6Q7EGGXA","exaggerate","\u002Fɪɡˈzædʒəreɪt\u002F",false,[10],{"id":11,"position":12,"pos":13,"register":14,"definition_target":15,"definition_native":16,"synonyms":17,"antonyms":24,"examples":29},"01KWVZ2W38MPHQC382QA7W3D0X",0,"verb",null,"To represent something as being larger, greater, better, or worse than it actually is; to overstate.","Abartmak; bir şeyi olduğundan daha büyük veya önemli göstermek",[18,19,20,21,22,23],"overstate","embellish","magnify","inflate","amplify","hyperbolize",[25,26,27,28],"understate","minimize","downplay","diminish",[30,31,32,33,34,35],"He tends to exaggerate how much work he does.","Don't exaggerate—the wait was only ten minutes, not an hour.","The news report exaggerated the extent of the damage.","Climate skeptics often exaggerate minor inconsistencies in temperature records to undermine the broader scientific consensus on global warming.","Although the pharmaceutical company's press release appeared to exaggerate the new drug's efficacy, independent clinical trials confirmed modest but significant benefits.","Historians caution that memoirs written decades after major events tend to exaggerate the author's influence and downplay the contributions of others.",[37,41],{"slug":38,"name":39,"exam":40,"level":14},"yds-cikmis-3500","YDS Çıkmış Kelimeler","yds",{"slug":42,"name":43,"exam":44,"level":14},"yokdil-cikmis-2000","Yokdil Cikmis 2000","yokdil"]