How many arguments have I used that word thinking I was making a good point but actually sounded stupid as frick….
Why didn't somebody tell me sooner.
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- 89wc : based hyperbole user
- Gruesy_Spoon : It's a regional thing
- johnnypoop : ^briish cope innit
- SCD : @grue you forgot to upmarsey my post friend.
- DickButtKiss : @Grue while your at it upmarsey all my comments and posts too babe
- rDramaHistorian : Pronounce it like redditors describe dramatards: HYPERBULLY
I've been pronouncing hyperbole wrong for decades.
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Pronouncing words like that (ones people rarely use) wrong is just proof that I'm well read
Isn't it hyper-bo-lee when used as a noun and hyper-bowel(-lic) when used as an adjective?
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I pronounced it as hyper bowl til I was 16 and I blame that on the hyperbolic time chamber being my only spoken exposure to any similar word
People on here are larping with DBZ names but you've never loved DBZ so much that you stayed in an obscenely hot bath until your blood pressure was fricked and then popped the drain and kept laying in there as it drained so your sense of gravity starts feeling out of whack as your body desperately tries to figure out what the frick is going on all so you could pretend to be
@VEGETA when he was in the hyperbolic time chamber/gravity chamber
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are u ok
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Lol even I, who as a native French speaker would be naturally inclined to pronounce it that way, knew better. It helps to watch shows with better vocab than DBZ. Ok I mainly learned watching Disney Channel but the point still stands.
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whhhhhhhhhhhhorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre
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hy-per-BOL-lick as an adjective. Sounds like ball lick
or bollock if you're 
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Like Quixote as in Don vs. quixotic.
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educated
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Shallow and pedantic
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hy purrbulic
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