hyperbole

You and your colleagues' conclusion that something appears to be dangerously wrong with Trump's mind, personality, brain and behavior is not conjecture or partisan hyperbole.

Many hoped that night’s statement was the last gasp of Trumpian lies and hyperbole.

The reality of the new teen accounts may not quite match up to the hyperbole of the press release, but Meta didn’t have to make this change.

In her book Ringmaster, Ms Riesman argues that to understand the 78-year-old's rise, fall and comeback in American politics is to see it through the lens of professional wrestling - its art of blending fiction and reality, its psychology of elevating emotion through hyperbole, and its ability to transform the reviled into the righteous.

The mainstream media continues to treat this as mere hyperbole.