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Often used in the same context:
exaggeration,
bombast,
puffery,
blather,
flapdoodle,
balderdash,
silliness,
sophistry,
demagoguery,
drivel,
bloviation,
wishful thinking,
jingoism,
doublespeak,
lunacy,
poppycock,
idiocy,
posturing,
hype,
braggadocio,
bluster,
hysteria,
sarcasm,
hokum,
rhetoric,
revisionism,
invective,
verbiage,
nonsense,
grandiloquence,
inanity,
twaddle,
hogwash,
sensationalism,
polemics,
innuendo,
alarmism,
conjecture,
snark,
platitude,
vitriol,
histrionics,
bravado,
baloney,
claptrap,
superlatives,
tautology,
facetiousness,
punditry,
pedantry,
cliches,
gamesmanship,
editorializing,
mumbo jumbo,
pomposity,
hagiography,
flummery,
gobbledygook,
buncombe,
bafflegab,
weasel words,
psychobabble,
nastiness,
hubris,
absurdity,
folderol,
hackery,
pompousness,
triumphalism,
boosterism,
theatrics,
hypocrisy,
falsehood,
vituperation,
jackassery,
journalese,
cynicism,
churlishness,
tommyrot,
sanctimony,
foolishness,
sentimentalism,
hooey,
gimmickry,
obfuscation,
sloganeering,
buffoonery,
misquotation,
dilettantism,
humbug,
ad hominem,
pretentiousness,
malarkey,
boastfulness,
soundbite,
negativity,
stupidity,
verbosity,
misinformation,
bunkum,
exaggerations,
overstatement,
theatricality,
affectation,
extravagance,
flamboyance,
bravura,
indirection,
caricature,
mannerism,
sentimentality,
conceit,
equivocation,
exuberance
Appears in the definition of:
billions,
jillions,
millions,
trillions,
zillions
More general:
figure,
figure of speech,
image,
trope
Synonyms:
exaggeration
Also try:
— Adjectives for hyperbole:
such,
mere,
rhetorical,
oriental,
poetic,
extravagant,
typical,
much,
characteristic,
political,
usual,
more...
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