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Enaggerate 

To represent (something) as being smaller, less, or worse than it really is. Opposite of exaggerate.
He wanted to qualify for Medicaid, so he enaggerated his income.
Enaggerate by Tandoori33 April 13, 2014
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enaggerate 

To understate; downplay. The opposite of exaggerate.
ROBOCOP: How many files did he deliver?

TRISCH: I don't know: like, none!

ROBOCOP: There were at least two, Trisch. Don't enaggerate!
enaggerate by Maria June 24, 2005

exaggerated swagger 

A distinct characteristic only found within black teens, typically displayed when leaping off of rooftops and flipping backwards to face the camera before falling into a head first dive.
The way he leaps off of rooftops and turns to face the camera before falling into a head first dive is just full of the exaggerated swagger of a black teen, it gives me goosebumps every time he does it. -Gamespot 2020
exaggerated swagger by cartop5 November 18, 2020

the exaggerated swagger of a black teen 

miles morales in a nutshell
your friend: hey dude, how would you describe miles morales?
you: the exaggerated swagger of a black teen

Exaggerated swagger of a black teen 

Dude he has the exaggerated swagger of a black teen

exaggerbate 

1: erotic stimulation one receives by enlarging beyond the bounds of truth, verbal manipulation, of various combinations of these agencies
the man exaggerbates his virtues
exaggerbate by CB Smith October 27, 2004

exaggerate 

magnify beyond truth,

or to make something seem larger,better,worse or more important than it really is or needs to be
(1)I'm sure he exaggerates his Irish accent (=tries to sound more Irish than he really is).
(2)Demand for the product has been greatly exaggerated.
exaggerate by Samson Gosul May 28, 2006
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