Sentences with EXAGGERATOR
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"He is known to be an exaggerator, always making his stories more exciting than they actually were."
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"Don't believe everything he says, he's an exaggerator and tends to overstate things."
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"Her reputation as an exaggerator makes it hard for people to trust her."
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"As an exaggerator, he often embellishes the truth to make his achievements seem more impressive."
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"Being labeled as an exaggerator has affected his credibility in her career."
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"She has a tendency to be an exaggerator when describing her daily experiences."
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"The journalist was criticized for being an exaggerator, constantly sensationalizing news stories."
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"His friends have learned to take his statements with a grain of salt because he is such an exaggerator."
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"She has been accused of being an exaggerator in order to gain sympathy from others."
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"His tendency to be an exaggerator undermines the validity of his arguments."
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"People often dismiss him as an exaggerator because of his habit of inflating the truth."
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"The comedian is a skilled exaggerator, using hyperbole to create comedic effect."
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"Once you recognize him as an exaggerator, it becomes easier to discern fact from fiction."
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"His reputation as an exaggerator precedes him, making it difficult for people to take him seriously."
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"As an exaggerator, he often blows minor incidents out of proportion."
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"She's not intentionally lying, she's just an exaggerator who tends to overstate things."
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"His role as an exaggerator in the play allowed him to add humor to the performance."
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"The author's use of exaggeration made him known as a great exaggerator in the literary world."
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"His status as an exaggerator has caused people to question the accuracy of his memoirs."
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"The historian's reputation as an exaggerator led many to question the validity of his research."
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"He is known to be an exaggerator, always embellishing his stories to make them more interesting."
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"Don't take him seriously; he is an exaggerator who tends to blow things out of proportion."
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"The politician was labeled as an exaggerator, as he often distorted facts to suit his narrative."
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"She has a reputation for being an exaggerator because she tends to overstate her achievements."
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"Being an exaggerator, his descriptions of events are always filled with hyperbole."
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"The comedian was hailed as a master exaggerator, as he could turn the simplest incidents into hilarious anecdotes."
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"I find it hard to trust him because he is a chronic exaggerator who constantly fabricates stories."
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"His role as an exaggerator doesn't help in gaining people's trust; they perceive him as unreliable."
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"Throughout history, many writers have been accused of being exaggerators, often disregarding accuracy for dramatic effect."
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"It's frustrating to talk to an exaggerator; you never know what to believe from their stories."
