Definition of exaggeration
An exaggeration is a saying, a comment, an event poured or specified by someone and that is characterized by exceeding the limits of what considered as true or sensible. While not necessarily the hype will be a lie, yes resemble quite it, because for example the Act in question may have happened in reality but at the same is added unintentionally or deliberately a series of issues and conditions around that are not real and are a product of the exgeracion with which the fact itself happens to be quite distorted. Exaggeration is a situation that occurs very often between human beings and can respond to various causes, among them: to get some benefit on the part of a third to be and that if this need is not exaggerated can not be satisfied by it; with the eagerness of wanting to prove something that isn't really, for example not to lose a social position is obtained, among other options. There are many people who live in a general State of exaggeration and then everything happens is exaggerated to the Max with a mission to take advantage of or find empathy in others. On the other hand, at the behest of rhetoric, exaggeration turns out to be a very popular figure of speech, formally known as hyperbole and consists of deliberate exaggeration, either increasing or lessening the truth of what is counted, with the mission that the receiver of the message attributed you greater importance to the action that relates to the quality that distinguishes the action i.e., the idea is that receiver don't forget or ignore in any way what is said.