【いつげん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. exaggeration; saying too much; verbal slip
Forms
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. exaggeration
    2. This meaning refers to making statements that are overly dramatic or embellished, often more than what is realistically true. It can be used to describe situations where someone stretches the truth for effect.
    He exaggerated the story.
    The movie is exaggerating reality.
  2. saying too much
    3. This meaning reflects instances where someone has spoken excessively, possibly going beyond what was necessary or appropriate in a conversation.
    She said too much during the meeting.
    Sometimes, he really says too much.
  3. verbal slip
    4. This meaning refers to accidentally saying something incorrect or unintended during speech. It often implies a momentary mistake rather than a deliberate statement.
    He made a verbal slip by saying the wrong name.
    She made a verbal slip during the interview.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to make an exaggerated statementto avoid verbal slipsto be careful not to exaggerateto repeat a verbal slipto have an exaggeration slip outa casual verbal slipto be perceived as an exaggerationan unintended verbal slipexaggerations are to be avoided
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