Puffery

/ˈpʌfəri/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Exaggerated or boastful statements not meant to be taken literally in advertising or sales.
    The company's claim that their product is the best in the world is merely puffery.

Commentary

Puffery is generally legally permissible because it involves subjective opinions rather than factual claims.

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