| But his account of the possibilities for response to this inheritance is hyperbolically overblown. |
| Heat capacity increased linearly with temperature for ice and hyperbolically for supercooled water. |
| The sensory nerve from the carotid body increases its firing rate hyperbolically as the partial pressure of oxygen falls. |
| Puns abound, as the tone of the poem gets more hyperbolically mock-heroic and the music gets both funnier and grimmer. |
| You need to understand that I'm not inclined to write that sentence hyperbolically. |
| The royal forests in Essex were so enlarged, that they were hyperbolically said to include the whole county. |
