hyperbole
Hyperbole
Descriptions of something that are exaggerated or overstated; things that describe one thing used with added effect
ABBA - Lovelight The effect of the lover is exaggerated.
An exaggerated truth for emphasis or humor is referred to as hyperbole. This literary device is used to create a more impactful or exaggerated effect on the audience, often for comedic or dramatic effect.
Caricatures are exaggerated representations or depictions of someone's features or characteristics for comedic or satirical effect. They often emphasize particular physical traits or personality quirks in a humorous or exaggerated way.
An effect is something produced by a cause. It is the result or consequence of a particular action or event.
Fluff
They're actually called suppressors, and while they do reduce the noise level, they won't completely silence a firearm. In the movies, the effect tends to be grossly exaggerated.
A common physical attribute that is exaggerated in caricatures is the size of the nose. Caricaturists often draw noses much larger or more prominent than in real life to create a humorous or exaggerated effect.
When a writer makes a point by using exaggeration, it is called hyperbole. Hyperbole is a literary device where statements are exaggerated for emphasis or effect.
A reason for why something happens is called a "cause." It refers to the factor or circumstance that leads to a particular effect or outcome.