túlzás
B1
Hungarian
exaggeration, hyperbole, extravagance, excess
NOUN
B1
1
exaggeration
B2
Usage pattern:
túlzás, hogy ...; túlzás azt mondani/állítani, hogy ...
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Meaning
Statement that goes beyond the facts
Themes
communication
|truth
|description
|intensity
Definition
A statement or description that makes something appear larger, better, worse, or more extreme than it really is.
NOUN
B1
1
exaggeration
B2
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Meaning
Habit or practice of overstating
Themes
communication
|behavior
|truth
|emphasis
|core_vocabulary
Definition
The act, practice, or tendency of making things seem larger, better, worse, or more extreme than they really are.
NOUN
B1
1
hyperbole
C1
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Meaning
deliberate exaggeration for effect
Themes
rhetoric
|exaggeration
|figurative_language
|communication
|language
|writing
Definition
An exaggerated statement or claim that is not meant to be taken literally, used to emphasize a point or create a strong impression.
NOUN
B1
FORMAL
2
extravagance
C1
Usage pattern:
valaminek a túlzása/túlzásai
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Meaning
Extreme or excessive style or claims
Themes
excess
|style
|speech
|emotion
|art
|communication
|arts_entertainment
Definition
The quality of being more extreme, dramatic, or excessive than is reasonable, especially in speech, emotion, artistic style, or ideas.
NOUN
B1
2
excess
B2
Usage pattern:
vkinek/vminek a túlzásai
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Meaning
Extreme or unacceptable behavior
Themes
behavior
|limits
|self_indulgence
|disapproval
|lifestyle
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Behavior or actions that go beyond what is considered reasonable or acceptable.
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