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exaggerator

American  
[ig-za-juh-rayt-er] / ɪgˈzæ dʒəˌreɪt ər /

noun

  1. someone or something that exaggerates.


Example Sentences

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White House officials disputed the characterization of Mr. Biden as a serial exaggerator and emphasized the contrast with his predecessor.

From New York Times

Since 1994, only one Kentucky Derby runner-up came back to win the Preakness — Exaggerator in 2016.

From Los Angeles Times

Hoppert: He is a son of the 2016 Preakness winner Exaggerator and the most experienced in the field, having run nine races.

From New York Times

He calls Stepp "the biggest exaggerator I've ever met in my life".

From BBC

In one entry, Hartman allegedly said "when it comes to suffering, I am a compulsive liar/exaggerator."

From Fox News