Hyperbolic Language

noun An extremely large number or amount, often used informally or hyperbolically

• The company's revenue increased by a jillion dollars this quarter.
• I've told you a jillion times to clean your room!
• I have a jillion things to do before the party tonight.
• She has a jillion ideas for her new business venture.

noun a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb, indicating the manner in which something is done

• The researchers worked like mad to meet the deadline for their study.
• I've been cleaning my room like mad all morning.
• She was running like mad to catch the bus.
• The rumors spread through the small town like mad wildfire.

adjective exaggerated or emphasized to an excessive degree

• The significance of climate change cannot be overstated in today's world.
• You can't exaggerate how important it is to recycle these days.
• People are always blowing the importance of eating organic out of proportion.
• The impact of her words was so powerful, it cannot be overstated.

noun A person who is extremely wealthy, possessing a very large amount of money or assets

• The successful entrepreneur became a zillionaire after selling his tech company.
• I heard that new celebrity is a total zillionaire now.
• That dude is a straight-up zillionaire, living the high life.
• In her dreams, she imagined herself as a zillionaire, surrounded by luxury and opulence.