What's the difference between the phrasal verbs hyperbole and exaggeration? I think they're the same, but I'm confused because on one of our German teacher's study notes, they're listed separately…
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Is it a poem or what form does it have.
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If exaggeration is meant in the sense of Amplificatio, then there is actually a difference to hyperbola.
Both are types of exaggeration. The difference is that hyperbola exaggerates the thing itself (usually in a way that you can consider as funny), while the amplificatio remains realistic, but for that it is exaggerated in its description of one thing.
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