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verb to make something more lively or interesting

• The new marketing campaign aims to enliven the brand's image and attract more customers.
• Adding some colorful decorations will enliven the party and make it more fun.
• Let's enliven this boring class by playing some music and dancing!
• His jokes never fail to enliven the mood and bring laughter to the room.

verb to make something more lively or interesting

• The speaker's engaging presentation enlivened the otherwise dull conference.
• Adding some music to the party really enlivened the atmosphere.
• The new video game update really enlivened the gameplay.
• Her passion for the subject enlivened the discussion, sparking new ideas.

noun the act of making something seem larger, better, worse, or more important than it really is

• The author's use of exaggeration in his writing helped to emphasize the importance of the issue.
• She always adds a bit of exaggeration to her stories to make them more interesting.
• Stop with the exaggeration, you're blowing things out of proportion.
• His claim that he could eat a horse was clearly an exaggeration.

adjective existing in large quantities; exceeding what is necessary or normal

• The superabundant rainfall this year has caused flooding in several low-lying areas.
• There's a superabundant amount of snacks in the pantry, help yourself!
• I can't believe the superabundant number of likes I got on my latest Instagram post.
• Her superabundant energy and enthusiasm always light up the room.