Examples of using Exaggerated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Financial
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The Chilcot report states that'Blair deliberately exaggerated the threat posed by the Iraqi regime'.
That seems a bit exaggerated.
But anything can be exaggerated.
Person B has exaggerated this to a position harder to defend:"unrestricted access to drugs".
The newspapers exaggerated the incident.
Reports of my death Fust had a little exaggerated, Dagger.
A little, uh-- little exaggerated.
It can hardly be exaggerated.".
Their press exaggerated what was happening and how the Spanish were treating the Cuban prisoners.
The director exaggerated the racial discrimination that the characters had to deal with.
Reports of my death have been highly exaggerated."-- Mark Twain.
Exaggerated, I'm not giving anything.
This caution, though it may seem exaggerated, is not a mistake.
Or exaggerated what happened.
Old Bicky rather exaggerated, sir," I said,
It may seem exaggerated, but keep in mind that Alhambra is the most visited monument in Spain.
Regular but not exaggerated intimate hygiene reduces the risk of infection.
Always exaggerated his illnesses.
Mr President, the importance of appropriate accounting standards cannot be exaggerated.
Maybe those kids exaggerated a little.