Sentences with HYPERBOLISES
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"She always hyperbolises about how much work she has to do."
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"He hyperbolises his abilities to impress others."
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"The media often hyperbolises stories to generate more interest."
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"She hyperbolises her achievements to gain attention."
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"He hyperbolises the dangers of the city to scare his children."
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"The author hyperbolises the characters in her novel to make them more memorable."
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"Don't believe everything he says, he hyperbolises a lot."
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"She hyperbolises the benefits of her product to increase sales."
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"The politician hyperbolises his opponent's mistakes to gain an advantage."
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"The advertisement hyperbolises the effectiveness of the product."
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"He always hyperbolises his accomplishments to seem more impressive."
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"She hyperbolises the impact of the decision on her life."
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"The tabloid hyperbolises celebrity scandals to attract readers."
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"He often hyperbolises his challenges to gain sympathy."
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"She hyperbolises the consequences of not following her advice."
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"The speaker hyperbolises the importance of his topic to grab attention."
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"He hyperbolises his feelings to get his point across."
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"She hyperbolises the beauty of the scenery in her paintings."
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"The comedian hyperbolises his awkward situations for comedic effect."
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"He hyperbolises the number of supporters he has to appear more influential."
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"She often hyperbolises her accomplishments to make herself look better."
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"The politician hyperbolises his opponents' views to discredit them."
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"He hyperbolises his pain to gain sympathy from others."
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"The author hyperbolises the beauty of the sunset in her novel."
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"The comedian hyperbolises everyday situations to create humor."
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"The advertisement hyperbolises the benefits of their product to attract customers."
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"She hyperbolises her fear of spiders, claiming even the tiniest ones terrify her."
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"The artist hyperbolises the colors in her paintings to evoke strong emotions."
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"He hyperbolises his love for his partner, constantly showering them with grand gestures."
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"The news article hyperbolises the danger of the virus, causing panic among readers."
