overvalue (Meaning)

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overvalue (v)

assign too high a value to

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To value excessively; to rate at too high a price.

To exceed in value.

Investors often overvalue stocks during market bubbles, leading to inflated prices.
The company overvalued its assets, resulting in a higher-than-expected write-down.
Buyers may overvalue a property's potential and pay too much for it.
Critics argue that the government is overvaluing the importance of green initiatives.
The new hire was overvalued for their experience and skills, leading to dissatisfaction among the team.
The artist's early paintings were overvalued due to his later fame.
Experts warn against overvaluing the latest technological advancements, as they may not always live up to expectations.
Collectors often overvalue rare items, leading to inflated prices at auctions.
Some employers overvalue academic credentials and overlook other valuable qualities in job candidates.
Consumers should avoid overvaluing brand names and consider the actual value of products.

assign too high a value toTo value excessively; to rate at too high a price., To exceed in value.

overestimate, appreciate, value, overrate,admire, regard, respect, cherish, prize, esteem

undervalue, underrate,underestimate, underrate, underestimate, minimize, undervalue, minimize, belittle, despise

Investors often overvalue stocks during market bubbles, leading to inflated prices.

The company overvalued its assets, resulting in a higher-than-expected write-down.

Buyers may overvalue a property's potential and pay too much for it.

Critics argue that the government is overvaluing the importance of green initiatives.