
Hyperbolic
Figurative Use
 Used to create a strong impression but not meant to be taken literally. 
He claimed to be starving, a hyperbolic way of saying he was very hungry.
 Emotional Effect
 Often used to provoke emotions like humor, irritation, or shock in the listener. 
Her hyperbolic enthusiasm about the event was infectious.
 Literary Device
 Common in creative writing and speeches to emphasize a point. 
The novel was filled with hyperbolic language, making the characters larger than life.