verb as in strong fondness

Strongest matches

exaggerate, manipulate, dramatize

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Example Sentences

Example:The statements about the new product were hystericized, making everything sound like a revolutionary advancement.

Definition:To represent as greater in extent, degree, or intensity than is actually the case, or to make unintentionally or deliberately stronger, more vivid, or more emotional than is usual or usual.

From exaggerate

Example:The politician hystericized the situation, hoping to manipulate public opinion to his advantage.

Definition:To influence or control (people or events) skilfully and insidiously, often to an unfair advantage for oneself or for one's side.

From manipulate

Example:The report on the company was hystericized, dramatizing the successes and downplaying the challenges.

Definition:To emphasize the characteristics of something to make it seem more dramatic, interesting, or striking, especially to make a presentation or description more appealing.

From dramatize