exaggerating

Experts in dementia retained by the government acknowledged that he had some cognitive decline, but found evidence he was exaggerating his symptoms.

There was also the feeling within McLaren that Verstappen may have 'gamed' the system by exaggerating how much it affected him.

While multiple Democrats have called out the president for his illegal bombing of Iran and the apparent lies he’s told in exaggerating its effectiveness, it’s Ocasio-Cortez who got under his skin.

Many alarm-sounders were ignored, marginalized, mocked, attacked and told they were exaggerating and engaging in hyperbole by the gatekeepers in the news media and political class.

"I'm not exaggerating. Guys, bring your boots, your shorts and T-shirt and let's play every ball together," said Areta, who is eyeing his first major silverware at the club since the FA Cup in 2020.