Quote by Voltaire (FranÃ§oisMarie Arouet)

Exaggeration is the inseparable companion of greatness.

Exaggeration is the inseparable companion of greatness.

Summary

This quote suggests that to achieve greatness, one must often resort to exaggeration. Great individuals, whether in art, literature, or any other field, rely on the use of exaggeration to emphasize their ideas, emotions, or experiences. By emphasizing and magnifying certain aspects, they can create a powerful impact and leave a lasting impression on others. Exaggeration becomes an essential tool for these individuals to express themselves in an extraordinary and unforgettable manner, thereby enhancing their chances of achieving greatness.

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By Voltaire (FranÃ§oisMarie Arouet)

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