exaggeratedly

"Because she wanted to give your brain something to do, too," explained Tilly, wearing an exaggeratedly innocent air.

He was in one of the exaggeratedly humble moods which alternated with his florid, talkative, cock-sure periods.

The front gate clicked softly, and the Father came striding up the walk, whistling exaggeratedly.

Its exaggeratedly narrow trunk, merely concealed his head and the centre of his prodigious frame.

But she had only a faint—and exaggeratedly mistaken—notion about sixty-five hundred a year—six and a half thousands.