Hey man, I'm just gonna point out why the examples don't provide constraints. I'm surprised you didn't realize this, seeing as you're intimately familiar with the operation of a dictionary. Under the first definition:
> an arduous task
And let's take a look back to the post to which you originally replied!
> but the post above explain an arduous process
Wow, those look really similar, don't they? The quoted usage you find so objectionable is /nearly identical/ to the example you yourself copied. Galaxy brain.
Here's another definition you might want to study. It will really help reduce your confusion with internet interactions:
Hyperbole (noun)
> extravagant exaggeration (such as "mile-high ice-cream cones")
I truly believe once you internalize this information you will grasp where you went wrong.
It is very telling to me that you first chose to ignore the definition I provided, and now you have chosen to ignore how your example was demonstrably self-destructive. You're grasping desperately for straws by focusing on everything not inconvenient for your initial point.
I'll take that as an admission you know you're wrong.
Here's some more advice for ya: Do your homework next time and come prepared. Or maybe, just maybe, don't try to play the pedantic card. It's clearly not your best game.
> an arduous task
And let's take a look back to the post to which you originally replied!
> but the post above explain an arduous process
Wow, those look really similar, don't they? The quoted usage you find so objectionable is /nearly identical/ to the example you yourself copied. Galaxy brain.
Here's another definition you might want to study. It will really help reduce your confusion with internet interactions:
Hyperbole (noun) > extravagant exaggeration (such as "mile-high ice-cream cones")
I truly believe once you internalize this information you will grasp where you went wrong.