somewhat exaggerate

Examples (10)

• The report may somewhat exaggerate the severity of the problem.
• Critics argue that the media somewhat exaggerates the risks involved.
• Her account of the events might somewhat exaggerate what actually happened.
• The documentary tends to somewhat exaggerate the historical significance.
• Politicians often somewhat exaggerate their opponents' positions.
• The study results may somewhat exaggerate the effectiveness of the treatment.
• He admitted that he somewhat exaggerated his role in the project's success.
• The marketing campaign somewhat exaggerates the product's benefits.
• Witnesses can somewhat exaggerate details when recounting traumatic events.
• The financial projections somewhat exaggerate the expected profits.