overstate
US /ˌovɚˈstet/
・UK /ˌəʊvə'steɪt/
B2
v.t.Transitive VerbTo state something in too strong a way; exaggerate
You overstate your importance; we won the game before you started to play
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What to do if your inner voice is cruel | Ethan Kross
- It's hard to overstate how negative the implications of chatter can be.
It's hard to overstate how negative the implications of chatter can be.
The Rise of AI in Factories
- It's hard to overstate the challenges that manufacturing executives and manufacturing companies are facing today.
It's hard to overstate the challenges that manufacturing executives and manufacturing companies are facing today.
- It's hard to overstate the challenges that manufacturing executives and manufacturing companies are facing today.
It's hard to overstate the challenges that manufacturing executives and manufacturing companies are facing today.
You're Traveling Japan WRONG - I Can Fix That
- If you were driving into the mountains of Japan, I cannot overstate the importance of a full tank of gas and potentially a convenience store run.
If you were driving into the mountains of Japan, I cannot overstate the importance of a full tank of gas and potentially a convenience store run.
- If you were driving into the mountains of Japan, I cannot overstate the importance of a full tank of gas and potentially a convenience store run.
If you were driving into the mountains of Japan, I cannot overstate the importance of a full tank of gas and potentially a convenience store run.
Grazed by the Apocalypse
- It's difficult to overstate the ramification of a CME on this scale.
It's difficult to overstate the ramification of a CME on this scale.
- to overstate the ramifications of a CME on
this scale. Worldwide power outages would
to overstate the ramifications of a CME on this scale. Worldwide power outages would
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- It's hard to overstate how devastating this algal bloom has been.
It's hard to overstate how devastating this algal bloom has been.
- It's hard to overstate how devastating this algal bloom has been.
It's hard to overstate how devastating this algal bloom has been.
How This Pen Changed The World
- Although it may just look like a pen, it's hard to overstate just how perfect this design turned out to be.
Although it may just look like a pen, it's hard to overstate just how perfect this design turned out to be.
- Although it may just look like a pen, it's hard to overstate just how perfect this design turned out to be.
Although it may just look like a pen, it's hard to overstate just how perfect this design turned out to be.
A Focus on Quality: Mike Henniger on Canada's Enduring Appeal as a Top Destination
- The benefits of those network ties are really hard to overstate.
The benefits of those network ties are really hard to overstate.
- The benefits of those network ties are really hard to overstate.
The benefits of those network ties are really hard to overstate.
The US-China Trade Deal Explained
- And it's hard to overstate quite how broad these restrictions could be.
And it's hard to overstate quite how broad these restrictions could be.
- And it's hard to overstate quite how broad these restrictions could be.
And it's hard to overstate quite how broad these restrictions could be.
I'm Atoms (Scientific Cover of Jason Mraz's I'm Yours)
- So argon, neon, xenon, there's no need to overstate 'cause we are, of course, this of this of this of we're made atoms.
So argon, neon, xenon, there's no need to overstate 'cause we are, of course, this of this of this of we're made atoms.
- There's no need to overstate
There's no need to overstate
US hitting China with 145% tariffs, White House confirms | BBC News
- We don't really know what that means, but it certainly doesn't seem to overstate how things were.
We don't really know what that means, but it certainly doesn't seem to overstate how things were.
- We don't really know what that means, but it certainly doesn't seem to overstate how things were.
We don't really know what that means, but it certainly doesn't seem to overstate how things were.