overstated (Meaning)

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overstated (s)

represented as greater than is true or reasonable

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of Overstate

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The article significantly overstated the politician's accomplishments.
The company's financial report overstated its revenue by a substantial margin.
The salesman's claims were grossly overstated, leaving the customers disappointed.
The essay overstated the importance of social media in modern marketing.
The scientist's conclusion was overstated, as the data did not fully support it.
The chef's recipe overstated the cooking time, resulting in overcooked food.
The speaker's emotional outburst overstated the seriousness of the situation.
The politician's promises were overstated, and they failed to deliver on their commitments.
The medical diagnosis overstated the severity of the patient's condition.
The company's financial projections overstated its future growth potential.

represented as greater than is true or reasonableof Overstate

enlarged, overplayed, embroidered, overblown, inflated, padded, elaborated, magnified,overemphasized, exaggerated

reasonable, reasonable, realistic,realistic,

The article significantly overstated the politician's accomplishments.

The company's financial report overstated its revenue by a substantial margin.

The salesman's claims were grossly overstated, leaving the customers disappointed.

The essay overstated the importance of social media in modern marketing.