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Exaggerate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: overstate, describe more than is fact

Conjugation of exaggerate

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
exaggerate
exaggerate
exaggerates
exaggerate
exaggerate
exaggerate
Future Simple
will exaggerate
will exaggerate
will exaggerate
will exaggerate
will exaggerate
will exaggerate
Past Simple
exaggerated
exaggerated
exaggerated
exaggerated
exaggerated
exaggerated
Conditional Simple
would exaggerate
would exaggerate
would exaggerate
would exaggerate
would exaggerate
would exaggerate
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am exaggerating
are exaggerating
is exaggerating
are exaggerating
are exaggerating
are exaggerating
Future Progressive
will be exaggerating
will be exaggerating
will be exaggerating
will be exaggerating
will be exaggerating
will be exaggerating
Past Progressive
was exaggerating
were exaggerating
was exaggerating
were exaggerating
were exaggerating
were exaggerating
Conditional Progressive
would be exaggerating
would be exaggerating
would be exaggerating
would be exaggerating
would be exaggerating
would be exaggerating
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have exaggerated
have exaggerated
has exaggerated
have exaggerated
have exaggerated
have exaggerated
Future Perfect
will have exaggerated
will have exaggerated
will have exaggerated
will have exaggerated
will have exaggerated
will have exaggerated
Past Perfect
had exaggerated
had exaggerated
had exaggerated
had exaggerated
had exaggerated
had exaggerated
Conditional Perfect
would have exaggerated
would have exaggerated
would have exaggerated
would have exaggerated
would have exaggerated
would have exaggerated
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been exaggerating
have been exaggerating
has been exaggerating
have been exaggerating
have been exaggerating
have been exaggerating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been exaggerating
will have been exaggerating
will have been exaggerating
will have been exaggerating
will have been exaggerating
will have been exaggerating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been exaggerating
had been exaggerating
had been exaggerating
had been exaggerating
had been exaggerating
had been exaggerating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been exaggerating
would have been exaggerating
would have been exaggerating
would have been exaggerating
would have been exaggerating
would have been exaggerating

Examples of exaggerate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"Do you think so?" The one thing I'm not is prone to exaggerate.
"I don't mean to exaggerate,
"I've told you a million times, do not exaggerate!"
"Show business"... don't exaggerate...
"You exaggerate the danger, sir."
"Do you think so?" The one thing I'm not is prone to exaggerate.
"I don't mean to exaggerate,
"I've told you a million times, do not exaggerate!"
"Show business"... don't exaggerate...
"You exaggerate the danger, sir."
"He exaggerates, I just scribble a few things."
- Everybody exaggerates on these things.
- He exaggerates, right?
- He exaggerates.
- He exaggerates.
"He exaggerates, I just scribble a few things."
- Everybody exaggerates on these things.
- He exaggerates, right?
- He exaggerates.
- He exaggerates.
" Of course,the foreign press vastly exaggerated The number of civilian casualties.
"Child abuser" is an exaggerated, inflammatory word.
"Everything was exaggerated, unnatural.
"He holds you only by your own exaggerated sense of gratitude.
"Locked away" is a little exaggerated.
"Hundreds of women, and I am not exaggerating, madame... "have paid for it.
- Always exaggerating!
- Am I exaggerating?
- Aren't you exaggerating a little?
- Aunt, you're exaggerating.
" Of course,the foreign press vastly exaggerated The number of civilian casualties.
"Child abuser" is an exaggerated, inflammatory word.
"Everything was exaggerated, unnatural.
"He holds you only by your own exaggerated sense of gratitude.
"Locked away" is a little exaggerated.
"Hundreds of women, and I am not exaggerating, madame... "have paid for it.
- Always exaggerating!
- Am I exaggerating?
- Aren't you exaggerating a little?
- Aunt, you're exaggerating.

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