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Another word for overstatement

noun

The act or an instance of exaggerating:

exaggeration, hyperbole, hyperbolism, tall talk. See increase

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To say that we are all artists in our own way is really not an overstatement, particularly given the immense interest in cosmetics today.
While this might be something of an overstatement, it's no secret that the monogram denim wallet from Vuitton makes a huge statement.
Irrespective of the wish of women between 25 and 40 to return themselves as under 25, there appears to be the more practical motive of obtaining better terms in industrial insurance, whilst an overstatement of age often has, it.
With the growth of the colony these provinces were found to be inconveniently large, and by an act of government, 1 This is an overstatement.
Raid is a bit of an overstatement.

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