Plural of exaggerator; multiple people who exaggerate or tend to overstate things.
From exaggerator plus -s (plural suffix). The agent noun was pluralized using the standard English method of adding -s to countable nouns.
Marketing executives and used car salesmen are professional exaggerators by necessity—industries literally depend on finding the most persuasive way to present products, which is why 'exaggerators' is actually a job description.
Plural of exaggerator; masculine form obscures historical presence of women whose rhetorical and narrative practices were labeled 'exaggeration' to discredit them.
Pair with female-specific forms or use gender-neutral language like 'those who exaggerate' to restore visibility.
["exaggeratrices","those who exaggerate"]
Women's testimonies, emotional expression, and rhetorical amplification have historically been dismissed as 'exaggeration'; reclaiming this language acknowledges their erasure.
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