adjective - impressing people in a way that is not obvious

noun - a statement that you say in a way that makes it seem more important or serious than it is

verb - to say or describe something in a way that makes it seem less important than it is

verb - to say or describe something in a way that makes it seem more important than it is

verb, formal - to say something again in a different way in order to make it more clear

adverb - in a way that says precisely what you think, even if it shocks people

adverb, literary - in a way that cannot be described in words, usually because it is too bad

adjective, literary - too bad or shocking that you cannot describe it in words

adjective - involving speaking rather than writing

noun - the quality of saying your opinions openly and honestly, even if they shock or offend people

adjective - felt or thought but not spoken

verb - to deny something

noun - the position of somebody or something in a list, competition, etc. in order of success

noun, British English - a temporary job, usually as a part of a course, which gives you some experience of a particular kind of work

noun - a situation which is risky or may get you in trouble