Examples of using Exaggerated in English and their translations into German
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Exaggerated cough.
Everything exaggerated.
Exaggerated exercise and workout.
And that ain't exaggerated either.
It is plain that the danger is not exaggerated.
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Suggestion becomes exaggerated by being reciprocated.
Or your voltage has been exaggerated.
I exaggerated the symptoms of my disease to extract the truth.
Haass warns against exaggerated hopes.
This warning is exaggerated and only serves to fan unjustified fears.
That the threat is grossly exaggerated.
Child abuser" is an exaggerated, inflammatory word.
Of course the categorisation is extremely exaggerated.
I exaggerated when I said I picked it from the treetops.
That number seems strongly exaggerated to me.
Some things were so exaggerated that it almost verged on a caricature.
Any departure from love is exaggerated drama.
Exaggerated: Private financial interests could define what security is.
A figure which the HSE, however, believe to be exaggerated.
No more arguments, no exaggerated expectations and unjust guilt.
Right-wing extremism is either ignored or exaggerated.
There is nothing complicated or exaggerated to spoil the easy, pleasant mood.
It is not representative, not spiritualized and intellectually exaggerated.
From any exaggerated ideas about anything that this life has to offer us.
Its impact on the industry's competitiveness is often exaggerated.
HPI criticizes"exaggerated expectations" with regard to blockchain Picture: Deutsche Messe.
My second general point: this proposal should not be exaggerated.
An exaggerated amount of self-praise and aggressive advertising often implies the activation of a defense mechanism.
The extent of the downturn in economic activity should not however be exaggerated.
Familiar elements are alienated with regard to their size and colour, and exaggerated.