Exaggeration means that criticism does not conform to the facts and is derogatory. Exaggeration can follow an object, such as exaggerating the result. Exaggeration generally refers to exaggerated figures of speech or exaggerated expressions. It is a neutral word with no object behind it. Exaggeration and exaggeration are different in emotional color and usage.

The first difference is that the emphasis is different.

1, "exaggeration" is a derogatory term that refers to saying something beyond the actual situation for improper purposes.

2. "exaggeration" mainly refers to deliberately exaggerating words in order to enhance expressiveness, and is a neutral word.

Second, the meaning is different.

1, exaggeration, pronounced kuā zhāng, refers to describing things with exaggerated words to stimulate the imagination of listeners or readers and strengthen the power of what they say.

2, exaggeration, pronounced kuā dà, refers to what is said beyond the actual level; Exaggerate.

Third, the citation interpretation is different.

1, exaggeration

Refers to the technique of highlighting certain characteristics of objects in literary and artistic creation.

Modern Sun Li's Reading Secretary of Lu Xiuji in Tang Dynasty (I): "One of the characteristics of literature is exaggeration, and exaggeration is sometimes endless."

Step 2 exaggerate

What is said is beyond the original level; Exaggeration.

Modern Xia Yan's "Shanghai Beach" Act II: "Quantification? (with an exaggerated and surprised expression) Is there such a strange surname? "