Difference between Exaggeration and Overstatement

EXAGGERATION vs OVERSTATEMENT: NOUN

A representation of things beyond natural life, in expression, beauty, power, vigor.
The act of exaggerating; the act of doing or representing in an excessive manner; a going beyond the bounds of truth reason, or justice; a hyperbolical representation; hyperbole; overstatement.
The act of heaping or piling up.
In zoology, amplification or intensification; emphasis or conspicuousness, as of any characteristics: as, this form is but an exaggeration of the other.
In the fine arts, a representation of things in which their natural features are emphasized or magnified.
Amplification; unreasonable or extravagant overstating or overdrawing in the representation of things; hyperbolical representation.
An undue or excessive enlargement or development.
A heaping together; accumulation; a pile or heap.
Extravagant exaggeration
Making to seem more important than it really is
The act of making something more noticeable than usual

Absurdity, Untruth, Understatement, Oversimplification, Rearing, Stretch, Extremism, Excess, Excessive, Hype, Overreaction, Overkill, Magnification, Overstatement, Hyperbole

Oversimplification, Misstatement, Understatement, Desire, Over, Hype, Overvaluation, Overestimate, Hoax, Excessive, Excess, Underestimation, Overestimation, Magnification, Exaggeration

Nonsense, Irony, Misnomer, Absurdity, Untruth, Oversimplification, Rearing, Stretch, Excess, Excessive, Hype, Overreaction, Overkill, Magnification, Hyperbole

Typographical error, Overreaction, Miscalculation, Hyperbole, Oversimplification, Desire, Over, Hype, Overestimate, Hoax, Excessive, Excess, Overestimation, Magnification, Exaggeration

Of course this was also an extreme exaggeration.
Resumes: when does an exaggeration become a lie?
Discuss: If tall tales use exaggeration and these tales use exaggeration, what makes them different?
Similarly, exaggeration can cause them to argue about the exaggeration rather than about the real issue.
The biggest problem new comedian run into while using the exaggeration technique is not optimizing the amount of exaggeration they use.
Their answer, in a nutshell: it would be an exaggeration to blame the system entirely but not a gross exaggeration.
Comics lend themselves well to exaggeration, so be sure to exaggeration your characters traits or features visually.
So to cover up one exaggeration she comes up with another exaggeration.
Trying to explain how bad the exaggeration will sound like exaggeration.
This type of exaggeration refers to a slight exaggeration.

Overstatement is another word that means almost the same thing.
In Hyperbole a statement is made emphatic by overstatement.
Tesco suspends execs as inquiry launched into profit overstatement.
This feature is overstatement for the sake of emphasis.
There are two major reasons for possible overstatement.
I would reply that it is an overstatement.
Overstatement can amplify anything a character is feeling.
James Chin is in fact also an overstatement.
It can relate to understatement or overstatement of specifications and understatement or overstatement of quantities.
Gross Valuation Overstatement There are two requirements for a gross valuation overstatement.