Examples of using Exaggeratedly in English and their translations into German
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And not even exaggeratedly heavy!
And Goisern still formulates it a little exaggeratedly.
English exaggeratedly religious person.
The very normal family members are exaggeratedly oppressive.
He said exaggeratedly boastful and playfully waved her off.
The right speed of speech not so slow that one falls asleep but not exaggeratedly fast either.
Exaggeratedly loving in relationships, they are nevertheless quick to take flight.
QEK JUNIOR like to experiment, neither exaggeratedly shrill nor off-key, but throughout danceable.
Exaggeratedly huge reception, are able to involve all the guests like in a nice family.
The sound is centre-weighted, but not flat,and it doesn't become exaggeratedly sharp even when high pressure is applied.
If you're hunting for exaggeratedly inexpensive airfare you're able to get affordable air tickets for India at incredibly reduced prices.
If that is the case, then it is, in general, due to the fact that we politicians devise exaggeratedly detailed legislation.
In both countries, the food has been exaggeratedly condemned by travellers who have had bad luck, or have not known what to order;
We already arrived with mixed feelings,as my girlfriend heard from an acquaintance that it was supposedly exaggeratedly expensive.
Huge frills and blue ribbons give the look something exaggeratedly cute, which looks particularly funny on a steel man's body.
The calculations for extending entitlement andthe arrangements for benefit payment are exaggeratedly complex.
They are curious, but not exaggeratedly naïve, they are cheeky and angry without being vulgar, they struggle with their destinies, but avoid falling into self-pity.
According to the dictionary,a pedant is a person who does things in an exaggeratedly accurate way, and with seemingly petty precision.
The Roy Roger's woman is not an exaggeratedly fashionable woman but exalts the garments she wears with a delicate femininity, also thanks to the current and chic present in the collection.
In his“modern novel” The Supermale(Le Surmâle, 1902), Alfred Jarry created a paradoxical anti-hero, who is actually a perfectly conventional,almost exaggeratedly normal human being.
If you love the temperament of the American Burmese,but don't care for the breed's exaggeratedly round head, then you may want to take a close look at the European Burmese.
It is not entirely incorrect when one exaggeratedly states that the juries for the funding instruments relevant for the independent performing arts community are the most important"market" for our products.
The term“hotel bar” is a hair-raiser for one or the other,because one always associates it with exaggeratedly expensive cocktails and club sandwiches that are written in the room.
The latter was later characterized by Kassák thus:"as if we were wandering in the gardens of submerged regions: there is nothing tangible around us,and yet everything is exaggeratedly realistic.
There is only one will to grow rich exaggeratedly or then this company on the GMO corresponds it to an element of action of the strategy Malthusian of this oligarchy aiming at reducing the population of the sphere drastiquement!
The priest's vestments, the politician's clothing, the chambers of bishops and presidents,the palaces of popes and bosses are always exaggeratedly beautiful and always symbolize the same: glitter and glory.
So: if a person is dominating the upperzone(the upper part of the letter obtained exaggeratedly large, and the letters themselves climbs over the top of an imaginary line), it means that the person is ambitious and is always trying to get ahead of time.
After the Nazis seized power and the German press was forced into conformity("Gleichschaltung")Simplicissimus and Jugend only published realistic and exaggeratedly heroic portraits of Hitler.
As the collective projects of the twentieth century fell into decline, without being substituted by a new, common paradigm,the influence has exaggeratedly grown of the publishing market, of the great media and political institutions in the writing of history, in the choice of topics and methods, in the formulation of hypotheses and conclusions, with an increasingly more evident slant towards the promotion of the old history of the‘great men.
Like Lewis Carroll's Alice falling into the rabbit hole, we see familiar spaces and objects on a different scale, for in the Lobe house we are small andthe space around us appears exaggeratedly large.