However, exaggeration is necessary when there is comedy or thrill. Making a mountain out of the molehill is important to pass the message on.

That depends on the situation and context. Its not applicable to serious conditions. For some its a habit

However, exaggeration is necessary when there is comedy or thrill. Making a mountain out of the molehill is important to pass the message on.

That depends on the situation and context. Its not applicable to serious conditions. For some its a habit

Yes that does depend on the situation. But I was just trying to point out where the phrase might look correct. It won't be right when the situation is a grave one.

I like this idiom since it is so apt - Making mountains out of a mole hill, most people have this habit of exaggerating things.....



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I like this idiom since it is so apt - Making mountains out of a mole hill, most people have this habit of exaggerating things.....



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Some people have the habit of reading 'mountains' as 'molehills' too, what do ye think of them???
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I like this idiom since it is so apt - Making mountains out of a mole hill, most people have this habit of exaggerating things.....



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This is common phrase in Hindi "Rai ka pahaad banana" means to make small issues too big. Yes there are people for them small issues are not issues till they are made big. :laugh: