Rhetoric. Of the nature of, involving, or using hyperbole; exaggerated, extravagant (in language or expression).

That has been overcharged (in various senses of the verb).

Glorified, exalted; exaggerated.

Enlarged in representation, exaggerated.

In extended use: (esp. of language) characterized by exaggeration, hyperbolical.

Of language or behaviour, or of a person with regard to this. Offensive or objectionable owing to excess or lack of moderation; esp. excessively…

Superlative.

Involving hyperbole; hyperbolical.

Rhetoric. = hyperbolical, adj. 1.

transferred.

Magnified or inflated beyond the limits of fact, justice, propriety, or truth; excessive.

Exaggerated, excessive. Obsolete. rare.

Stuffed to excess; overfilled. Also figurative.

Of the description of a character, occurrence, etc.: exaggerated, overstated.

Of a theory, argument, analysis, etc.: founded on or characterized by flawed or specious reasoning or exaggeration; (also) long-winded or…

slang. Excessive, extravagant, ‘stiff’, ‘tall’. Of a price, an amount: Exorbitant. Of a story, etc.: Exaggerated, incredible.

Very striking or imposing; exaggerated; flamboyant, extravagant.

Inflated; swollen; formed by inflation. Also blown-up. Applied spec. to glassware formed by forcing air into molten glass.