hyperbolic
hyperbolical

When the space is said to be open or hyperbolic.

This statement was a little hyperbolic, but not by much.

As a result, they have become ubiquitous, hyperbolic and long.

To me, torture is not too strong or hyperbolic a word.

In this sense, one can say that "most groups are hyperbolic".

That may have been just a touch hyperbolic when it was written, in 1842.

Maybe they're waiting to get to Denver to become loud or hyperbolic.

The message was simple and direct, even if somewhat hyperbolic.

Still, the swing is so hyperbolic as to be absurd.

We will generally assume that a hyperbolic 3-manifold is complete.

There is a connection between a hyperbolic system and a conservation law.

Say, a hyperbolic orbit clear out of the solar system.

As a director, even at his most hyperbolic, he never sensationalized.

He was referring to his own work which today we call hyperbolic geometry.

Now and then, his experiences border on the incredible, or at least the hyperbolic.

It also means learning how to create a character and tell a story in the hyperbolic physical language of the ring.

When a reason is advanced, it seems hyperbolic even by advertising standards.

"Some of the more hyperbolic criticism has been particularly reckless," he said.

Not once did I say that there is no wind in the west; you are being hyperbolic and ridiculous now.

In both the hyperbolic and spherical plane, this is not the case.

Of special interest is his research in the World System hyperbolic growth.

It's very well saying that we are using hyperbolic language but the site is truly awful.

Lott - Hyperbolic speech at birthday party for old man.

The study of relatively hyperbolic groups gained prominence in 2000s.