I disagree with the word hyperbole. In speech, it comflicts with the namespace of -ly words and always sounds like an adverb, which derails my parsing. In writing, it conflits with the namespace of nouns like hole, pole, console, casserole, and letrozole. The only -ole word that I know that doesn’t sound like this is guacamole, which doesn’t sound like an adverb.
It’s a word actively harmful to my understanding and should be stricken from the language. Just use hyperbolic.
It’s not hyperbole. Lithe communication is the epitome of communication.
The hyperbole is even bigger than the Superbowl.
I disagree with the word hyperbole. In speech, it comflicts with the namespace of -ly words and always sounds like an adverb, which derails my parsing. In writing, it conflits with the namespace of nouns like hole, pole, console, casserole, and letrozole. The only -ole word that I know that doesn’t sound like this is guacamole, which doesn’t sound like an adverb.
It’s a word actively harmful to my understanding and should be stricken from the language. Just use hyperbolic.