Exaggerating - Law Dictionary Search Results
Overact
To act or perform to excess to exaggerate in acting as he overacted his part
Magnification
The act of magnifying enlargement exaggeration
machismo
A strong and by some considered exaggerated sense of manly pride associated with an attitude that the proper expression of masculinity includes virility courage and
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jackboot tactics
bullying and militaristic tactics like those used in authoritarian or totalitarian countries used opprobriously and often in hyperbolic exaggeration of police tactics in democratic countries
Hysteria
A nervous affection occurring almost exclusively in women in which the emotional and reflex excitability is exaggerated and the will power correspondingly diminished so that the patient loses control over the emotions becomes the victim
Hyperbolize
To speak or write with exaggeration
Hotshot
highly skilled sometimes used ironically in reference to aggressive persons whose opinion of their own talents is considered exaggerated
Exaggeratory
Containing or tending to exaggeration exaggerative
Entonic
Having great tension or exaggerated action
Egotistic
Addicted to or manifesting egotism having an exaggerated view of ones own importance or good qualities
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