Exaggeratory
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 11
Tending to exaggerate. Exalbu'mino us, a. [Lat. ez, priv., and albumen, the white of the egg.] ( Bot ) Noting seeds without albumen. Exalt', v. a. [Fr. ézalter; Lat. exalto -ez, and alt us, grown or become great by nourishing; high; elevated; lofty; from alo, to nourish. See ALTITUDE.) To raise provoked; enraged; embittered. high; to lift up; to elevate; to raise to power, wealth, or dignity; to fill with exultation, joy, or confidence; to raise with pride; to magnify; to praise; to extol; to make sublime. (Chem.) To purify; to subtilize; to refine.
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