hyperbole

"Rowling's critics claim she is transphobic, the greatest sin of our time, and use the usual tedious hyperbole to demonise her," Boyne wrote.

The missives have largely mimicked the president’s own social media patois, with hyperbole, petty insults and a heavy reliance on the “caps lock” key.

Bush, also under the guise of law and order — and our current circumstances is that in this instance, the notion of war isn’t just hyperbole.

In day-to-day politics, it is easy to indulge in hyperbole.

"It felt like we were on the golf course for about 12 hours," Australia's Marc Leishman, who plays on a LIV Golf tour which has smaller fields and a shotgun start, said with hyperbole.