unexaggerated

/ˌʌnɛɡzˈædʒɚɹˌeɪɾᵻd/ adj

Not exaggerated; not an exaggeration.

Word Origin Exaggerate literally means 'to heap up' — from Latin ex- 'out' and agger 'heap'. So when you exaggerate, you pile on extra details. Unexaggerated means not heaped up, plain. The root agger also appears in belligerent? Actually belligerent is from bellum 'war' + gerere 'to carry', not directly. But exaggerate is related to agger, a mound.

adj Not exaggerated; not an exaggeration.

Her unexaggerated account of the event helped clarify what actually happened.

(形容词) 未夸张的;不夸张的;如实

她对事件毫不夸张的描述有助于澄清实际情况。

(adjetivo) No exagerado; que no es una exageración.

Su versión no exagerada del evento ayudó a aclarar lo que realmente sucedió.

(adjectif) non exagéré; sans exagération [Non exagéré ; qui ne constitue pas une exagération.]

Son récit non exagéré de l'événement a permis de clarifier ce qui s'était réellement passé.

(Adjektiv) unübertrieben; sachlich; nicht übertrieben [Nicht übertrieben; sachlich und wahrheitsgetreu dargestellt.]

Ihr **unexaggerated** Bericht über das Ereignis half, die tatsächlichen Geschehnisse zu klären.

(形容詞) 誇張されていない、そのままの。

彼女の誇張のない説明は、実際に何が起こったかを明らかにするうえで役立った。

(adjetivo) não exagerado; fiel; verdadeiro; exato; preciso [Não exagerado; não é um exagero.]

Seu relato não exagerado do evento ajudou a esclarecer o que realmente aconteceu.

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