verb
To use hyperbole. To represent something as being much larger, better, or worse than it really is; exaggerate.
“I think they have very much hyperbolized their ability to effectuate change” said the City Council’s majority leader.
Clickbait articles have a tendency to hyperbolize and make life more glamorous and titillating than it is, or the other way.
verb
Make more noticeable or prominent.
his jacket unfortunately accentuated his paunch
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verb
Make more noticeable or prominent.
his jacket unfortunately accentuated his paunch
focus attention on,bring attention to,call attention to,draw attention to,point up,underline,underscore,accent,highlight,spotlight,foreground,feature,give prominence to,make more prominent,make more noticeable,play up,bring to the fore,heighten,stress,emphasize,lay emphasis on,put emphasis on
verb
Make more noticeable or prominent.
his jacket unfortunately accentuated his paunch
focus attention on,bring attention to,call attention to,draw attention to,point up,underline,underscore,accent,highlight,spotlight,foreground,feature,give prominence to,make more prominent,make more noticeable,play up,bring to the fore,heighten,stress,emphasize,lay emphasis on,put emphasis on
transitive verb
Make more noticeable or prominent.
his jacket unfortunately accentuated his paunch
focus attention on,bring attention to,call attention to,draw attention to,point up,underline,underscore,accent,highlight,spotlight,foreground,feature,give prominence to,make more prominent,make more noticeable,play up,bring to the fore,heighten,stress,emphasize,lay emphasis on,put emphasis on
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