exaggeration

A cartoon version of Jenny Schecter come to life, what transpires in her novel is close, if not on the nose, to what takes place around her, buffered by changed names and literary exaggerations.

"It will not be an exaggeration to say that this heart-rending brutal crime was not just against Lakshmi, but it's a crime against humanity," Judge Choudhary said in his order.

Liverpool were not at their best, struggling for fluency and frustrated, but "suffering" is certainly a glass-half-full exaggeration of proceedings from the beaten Arsenal manager.

Without a hint of exaggeration, it could have been 10.

“The lies, deceit, exaggerations and misrepresentations need to be addressed with the only thing that can refute them — the true facts.”