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hyped
adjective
more hyped
Comp.
most hyped
Super.
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surexcité
Se dit d’une personne ou d’un groupe très enthousiaste, très excité.
The fans were hyped for the concert.
Les fans étaient surexcités pour le concert.
surmédiatisé
Se dit de quelque chose qui a été excessivement promu ou présenté comme un événement majeur.
The new movie was so hyped that it disappointed many viewers.
Le nouveau film était tellement surmédiatisé qu’il a déçu de nombreux spectateurs.
Additional translations
excité
Plus neutre que « surexcité » ; courant dans un registre familier.
surrévalué
Quand l’enthousiasme ou la promotion autour de quelque chose paraît exagéré par rapport à sa valeur réelle.
Synonyms
exaggerated
overstated
inflated
promoted
publicized
Antonyms
understated
unexciting
dull
hype
verb
hyped
Past Simple
hyped
Past Simple
hyped
Past Participle
hyping
Gerund
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faire le battage autour de
Promotion intensive, souvent avec exagération.
The company hyped the new smartphone model to boost sales before its release.
L’entreprise a fait le battage autour du nouveau modèle de smartphone pour stimuler les ventes avant sa sortie.
Additional translations
gonfler
Familier ; au sens d’exciter ou de surstimuler quelqu’un.
Synonyms
promote
publicize
advertise
boost
exaggerate
foster
stimulate
Definitions
hyped
adjective
Extremely excited or enthusiastic about something.
The fans were hyped for the concert, eagerly waiting for the band to take the stage.
Exaggerated or overly promoted, often to create interest or excitement.
The new movie was so hyped that it was almost impossible to meet everyone's expectations.
hype
verb
To promote or publicize a product or event intensively, often exaggerating its benefits or importance.
The company hyped the new smartphone model to boost sales before its release.
To stimulate or excite someone, often with exaggerated or misleading claims.
The coach hyped the team before the big game to boost their confidence.
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