Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To an excessive or exaggerated degree.
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- adverb To an
excessive degree; in anexaggerated manner.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adverb in an exaggerated manner
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Examples
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And given the exaggeratedly cruel and unjust world that In Time portrays, who could disagree?
Govindini Murty: In Time and Tower Heist: Can Robbing the Rich Solve Inequality? Govindini Murty 2011
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And given the exaggeratedly cruel and unjust world that In Time portrays, who could disagree?
Govindini Murty: In Time and Tower Heist: Can Robbing the Rich Solve Inequality? Govindini Murty 2011
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When my daughter looked confused, I upped my antics: widening not only my eyes but also my smile ... and pointing exaggeratedly at my motherly profile.
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And given the exaggeratedly cruel and unjust world that In Time portrays, who could disagree?
Govindini Murty: In Time and Tower Heist: Can Robbing the Rich Solve Inequality? Govindini Murty 2011
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When my daughter looked confused, I upped my antics: widening not only my eyes but also my smile ... and pointing exaggeratedly at my motherly profile.
French Word-A-Day: 2010
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Sonata Pathetique by exaggeratedly ragging to it in what Dick immediately named The Loving
CHAPTER XIV 2010
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Now that most Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries are pumping taxpayer billions into their respective economies, it has become exaggeratedly fashionable to look at how the Maîtres du Genre do it.
Felix Marquardt: Le Comeback: How France & the French Model Might Be More Relevant Than Expected in the 21st Century Felix Marquardt 2011
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Now that most Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries are pumping taxpayer billions into their respective economies, it has become exaggeratedly fashionable to look at how the Maîtres du Genre do it.
Felix Marquardt: Le Comeback: How France & the French Model Might Be More Relevant Than Expected in the 21st Century Felix Marquardt 2011
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Now that most Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries are pumping taxpayer billions into their respective economies, it has become exaggeratedly fashionable to look at how the Maîtres du Genre do it.
Felix Marquardt: Le Comeback: How France & the French Model Might Be More Relevant Than Expected in the 21st Century Felix Marquardt 2011
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And given the exaggeratedly cruel and unjust world that In Time portrays, who could disagree?
Govindini Murty: In Time and Tower Heist: Can Robbing the Rich Solve Inequality? Govindini Murty 2011
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