unexaggerated
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪɡˈzædʒəreɪtɪd/
- His unexaggerated comments about the difficulties of the project helped everyone understand its complexities.
Examples
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Unexaggerated.
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The documentary presented an unexaggerated view of the challenges faced by the community.
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In her speech, she provided an unexaggerated account of the company's achievements over the past year.
Synonyms
Simple in style and not exaggerated
Antonyms
How Exaggerated
Surface Forms
Morphology
unexaggerated = exaggerated (transparent) = un + exaggerated
The adjective 'exaggerated' is a clear base and the productive negative prefix 'un-' yields the straightforward meaning 'not exaggerated'.
Etymology
Unexaggerated comes from the word exaggerate, which means 'to make something seem bigger or more important than it really is', and the prefix un- means 'not'. Think of an unexaggerated story as one without any extra details or show — plain and honest, not made bigger.