I think real estate agents, the good ones, are masters of quiet hyperbole because when you are whining about the smallness of the bathroom, (subjectively true) they redirect you to the size of the closets.
Hyperbole is taking a fact, such as " the sky is blue" and going nuts about it....making it impossible for me to disagree without being downright rude...."it's the brightest, best blue there has ever been" (crap, I sound like drumpy). So then the liar works up to..."enjoy it now (pay me) because it will Never be blue again, tomorrow it will be green". Manifestly untrue. So hyperbole is re-direction plus puffery, but not outright fabrication, and has an element of truth, but Outright lies can be disproven, usually quite easily. Good liars Always put a bit of truth in their lies to more easily sell them...or at least raise enough doubt so they have time to make a getaway.
Interesting food for thought, and very relevant too.....

Degrees?
If it comes out of the South end of a Northbound horse, it's horseshit.