overprize Antonyms
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Meaning of overprize
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overprize (v. t.)
Toprize excessively; to overvalue.
overprize Sentence Examples
- The necklace was overprized, costing an exorbitant sum that far exceeded its true value.
- The antique dealer attempted to overprize the rare painting, knowing that its rarity would attract collectors willing to pay a premium.
- The company overprized its products, leading to customer backlash and declining sales.
- The restaurant overprized its entrees, resulting in customers feeling cheated and unwilling to return.
- The car dealership tried to overprize the used vehicle, citing its excellent condition and low mileage.
- The auction house overprized the artwork, believing that its uniqueness and provenance would fetch a high price.
- The overprized tickets for the concert angered attendees, who felt they were being gouged for the privilege of seeing their favorite band.
- The government overprized its services, leading to criticism that it was milking taxpayers for profit.
- The overprized college tuition fees put a financial burden on students and their families.
- The tailor overprized the custom suit, claiming it was the finest quality material and workmanship.
FAQs About the word overprize
Toprize excessively; to overvalue.
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The necklace was overprized, costing an exorbitant sum that far exceeded its true value.
The antique dealer attempted to overprize the rare painting, knowing that its rarity would attract collectors willing to pay a premium.
The company overprized its products, leading to customer backlash and declining sales.
The restaurant overprized its entrees, resulting in customers feeling cheated and unwilling to return.
