overstatement

Overstatement is another word that means almost the same thing.

In fact, to call it a town is an overstatement.

This was no overstatement, as he could see for himself.

To say I began using drugs is a great overstatement.

To her thinking that was the overstatement of the century.

But others believe the overstatement has at least some effect on the central bank.

This cannot be literally true, and is an overstatement of his idea.

This may be an overstatement, but there is a truth in it.

This may seem like an overstatement, but in truth it's not.

We all know that this is a vast overstatement of the case.

Yet this might perhaps be regarded as something of an overstatement.

"I am not sure that the word devastating is an overstatement."

But to say that he made himself in Morocco might not be an overstatement.

A senior Administration official said "common approach" was a bit of an overstatement.

To say that much of it was over my head is a drastic overstatement.

And even allowing for some proud overstatement, he may have been right.

"But it might be an overstatement to refer to us as prepared."

Calling them even a niche product seems like an overstatement.

That is a bit of an overstatement for now.

This kind of overstatement does not help her case.

Is this the overstatement of the year, or what?

As a result, the author is led into overstatement and oversimplification.

Her husband said that may have been an overstatement.

Well, to describe it as "college basketball" would be a bit of an overstatement.

The magnitude of the overstatement cannot be estimated with confidence.