glossed (over) (Meaning)

glossed (over)

to treat or describe (something, such as a serious problem or error) as if it were not important

No strong antonyms found.

The teacher glossed over the difficult concept, leaving students confused.
The article glossed over important details, providing an incomplete account.
To avoid confrontation, she glossed over his offensive remarks.
The financial report glossed over potential risks, raising concerns.
She glossed over her shortcomings in the interview, hoping no one would notice.
The museum exhibition glossed over the darker aspects of the artist's life.
The newscast glossed over the tragic incident, failing to give it due attention.
In his memoir, he glossed over the painful experiences of his childhood.
The doctor glossed over my concerns, dismissing them as minor.
The company glossed over the negative feedback, claiming it was isolated and insignificant.

to treat or describe (something, such as a serious problem or error) as if it were not important

justified, explained, explained away, whitewashed, glozed (over), deodorized,excused,accounted (for), minimized, palliated

noted,objected (to), marked,,heeded, minded

The teacher glossed over the difficult concept, leaving students confused.

The article glossed over important details, providing an incomplete account.

To avoid confrontation, she glossed over his offensive remarks.

The financial report glossed over potential risks, raising concerns.