What is another word for overstate?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌə͡ʊvəstˈe͡ɪt], [ ˌəʊvəstˈeɪt], [ ˌəʊ_v_ə_s_t_ˈeɪ_t]
Similar words: overstatement, hyperbole, understate
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Similar words for overstate:
- blow up (noun)
- hyerbolise (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- overstress (noun)
- blow up (verb)
- color (verb)
- dramatize (verb)
- embellish (verb)
- embroider (verb)
- exaggerate (verb)
- fudge (verb)
- gush (verb)
- magnify (verb)
- misrepresent (verb)
- misrepresent/misquote (verb)
- overdo (verb)
- overplay (verb)
- pad (verb)
- other synonyms
- color
- dramatize
- misrepresent
- other relevant words
- overdo
- overplay
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Overstate:
n.
• blow up (noun)- blow.
v.
• blow up (verb) • color (verb)- cook up,
- misstate,
- gloss over,
- pervert,
- falsify,
- warp,
- taint,
- prejudice,
- garble,
- fake,
- disguise,
- belie.
- stage,
- give color to,
- show,
- enact,
- farcialize,
- execute,
- act,
- produce,
- perform,
- play to gallery,
- burlesque,
- ham it up,
- play on heartstrings,
- make a production of,
- tragedize,
- splash,
- playact,
- lay it on,
- present,
- melodramatize.
- deck,
- ornament,
- gild,
- beautify,
- fix up,
- garnish,
- enrich,
- grace,
- adorn,
- array,
- festoon,
- spruce up,
- trim,
- bedeck,
- add bells and whistles,
- elaborate,
- enhance.
- cloak,
- palter,
- adulterate,
- con,
- twist,
- beard,
- prevaricate,
- dress,
- confuse,
- skew,
- mangle,
- promote,
- angle,
- mask.
- drives oneself,
- talks big,
- drave oneself,
- over tax,
- did to death,
- over-burdening,
- ran into the ground,
- bit too much,
- piles on,
- does to death,
- straining oneself,
- over loads,
- be-labor,
- over doing,
- over load,
- over worked,
- over-burdens,
- do death,
- over-worked,
- over-reach,
- over-taxes,
- be-laboring,
- over done,
- over burdening,
- over-did,
- over-using,
- doing death,
- run in to the ground,
- art intemperate,
- talking big,
- over-loaded,
- over-loads,
- over taxes,
- doth death,
- ran into ground,
- over indulge,
- over-done,
- wast intemperate,
- over reached,
- running into ground,
- doeth to death,
- wert intemperate,
- over-valued,
- over tiring,
- over tire,
- be-labors,
- over-taxing,
- run in to ground,
- over loading,
- running in to ground,
- going too far,
- over does,
- over tired,
- over-doing,
- over-works,
- be labored,
- piled on,
- bites too much,
- goes too far,
- wears oneself out,
- going overboard,
- are intemperate,
- wearing oneself out,
- be-labored,
- over reaching,
- strains oneself,
- over-working,
- doeth death,
- over reaches,
- doest to death,
- goes overboard,
- over-work,
- driving oneself,
- over works,
- over valued,
- being intemperate,
- didst death,
- over values,
- ran in to the ground,
- over-tires,
- over taxed,
- over indulging,
- overtiring,
- is intemperate,
- over-loading,
- over-tired,
- over-does,
- biting too much,
- over indulged,
- runs into ground,
- over valuing,
- doest death,
- over taxing,
- be labors,
- over-tiring,
- over loaded,
- over-reaches,
- overtires,
- over-indulges,
- runs into the ground,
- biting off too much,
- be labor,
- over reach,
- over-burdened,
- over-indulged,
- over-valuing,
- running in to the ground,
- over-reaching,
- over-tire,
- didst to death,
- doing to death,
- was intemperate,
- over-load,
- over working,
- bites off too much,
- over value,
- talked big,
- hyping,
- dost to death,
- over-used,
- strained oneself,
- were intemperate,
- over-tax,
- doth to death,
- run into ground,
- over burdens,
- over-indulging,
- over-indulge,
- over-value,
- running into the ground,
- dost death,
- over-taxed,
- over-values,
- runs in to ground,
- over burden,
- ran in to ground,
- be laboring,
- over indulges,
- over work,
- over did,
- does death,
- did death,
- runs in to the ground,
- wore oneself out,
- bite too much,
- drove oneself,
- went overboard,
- bit off too much,
- over used,
- over tires,
- over burdened,
- not know when stop,
- over using.
- labored at,
- points up,
- blowing out proportion,
- over-acts,
- laid it thick,
- blows out of proportion,
- labors at,
- over-acted,
- lay it thick,
- gotten carried away,
- over acting,
- blow out proportion,
- pointed up,
- lays thick,
- blowing out of proportion,
- lays on thick,
- over played,
- gets carried away,
- laying thick,
- over-play,
- laid thick,
- laying on thick,
- over-act,
- over-played,
- gat carried away,
- laboring at,
- got carried away,
- blew out proportion,
- over play,
- lays it on thick,
- over act,
- over plays,
- lays it thick,
- laying it thick,
- over acted,
- laid it on thick,
- getting carried away,
- over-plays,
- blows out proportion,
- blew out of proportion,
- over acts,
- over-acting,
- over-playing,
- lay thick,
- over playing.
Other synonyms:
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- glorified,
- talk up,
- exaggeration,
- dignify,
- overemphasis,
- glamorize,
- romanticize,
- sensationalize,
- idealise,
- make much of,
- Oversell,
- overstatement,
- idealize.
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- inflated,
- sensational,
- precious,
- dress up.
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- romance.
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- spin.
- overstress,
- over-embellished,
- color,
- spiffed up,
- magnify,
- overestimates,
- trump up,
- enthusing,
- cover up,
- fall all over,
- yeasted,
- embellish,
- covering up,
- covered up,
- lied,
- prattling,
- overemphasizing,
- overemphasized,
- gussies up,
- overplay,
- gush,
- overestimated,
- make a to-do over,
- fall over,
- overemphasizes,
- Blathered,
- pad,
- falls over,
- yeasting,
- Emblaze,
- embellished,
- Pirating,
- Bulked,
- Bulking,
- overemphasize,
- Prattled,
- covers up,
- overelaborated,
- Misreport,
- spread on,
- miscoloring,
- gushes,
- Overrated,
- overestimate,
- stretch the truth,
- give snow job,
- misquotes,
- misrepresent,
- over-rate,
- carry on about,
- over-estimate,
- make mountain out of molehill,
- gussy up,
- spiff up,
- Miscolor,
- puff up,
- blow up,
- misreporting,
- overstressing,
- misinterpret,
- phony up,
- Overdrawn,
- misreported,
- overestimating,
- blow-up,
- overdraw,
- overcharge,
- gussied up,
- throw a curve,
- puffing up,
- overstressed,
- misquote,
- flesh out,
- enthuses,
- spread it on,
- fleshed out,
- Overdrawing,
- make federal case,
- give details,
- mis-report,
- spread on thick,
- over-emphasize,
- Snowing,
- fudge,
- overembellish,
- go on about,
- enriches,
- going about,
- take out of context,
- dramatize,
- Pirated,
- overelaborate,
- blathering,
- enthuse,
- make mountain of molehill,
- Snowed,
- embroider.
- hyped,
- over-wrought,
- do to death,
- overtaxing,
- run into the ground,
- overtax,
- went too far,
- not know when to stop,
- Overvalued,
- wear oneself out,
- overuses,
- pile on,
- be intemperate,
- overtaxed,
- overtire,
- overusing,
- over-burden,
- overburdened,
- drive oneself,
- overuse,
- overtaxes,
- Overvaluing,
- bite off too much,
- go too far,
- overtired,
- overvalues,
- piling on,
- strain oneself.
- overacting,
- get carried away,
- pointing up,
- labor at,
- maximizes,
- laying it on thick,
- lay on thick,
- laid on thick,
- overacts,
- maximized,
- point up,
- maximizing.
- expand,
- Exaggerating,
- exacerbate,
- talk big,
- intensify,
- expound,
- overdo,
- aggrandise,
- Misteach,
- maximize,
- deodorize,
- exceed,
- decorate,
- tout,
- puff,
- swagger,
- carry too far,
- inflate,
- boost,
- ballyhoo,
- Overprize,
- gloss,
- fabricate,
- overreact,
- Overreckon,
- augment,
- overdone,
- go overboard,
- colour,
- gasconade,
- dilate,
- trick out,
- emphasize,
- enlarge,
- exalt,
- make,
- overreach,
- broaden,
- Overmeasure,
- worsen,
- pile up,
- extend,
- varnish,
- lay,
- Overcount,
- overact,
- wrench,
- Overspeak,
- draw the longbow,
- parody,
- heighten,
- pile it on,
- titivate,
- brag,
- lard,
- strain,
- overassess,
- dramatise,
- travesty,
- hike,
- Miscite,
- boast,
- overlay,
- whitewash,
- Overpaint,
- go to extremes,
- overesteem,
- paint,
- lie,
- camouflage,
- develop,
- blow out of proportion.
How to use "Overstate" in context?
Overstate is a term most often used to describe when someone exaggerates the facts in order to make a point. It is often used as a form of exaggeration satire or to make an outrageous claim that is not actually true. This term is derived from the Old French overstate, meaning "to exceed the mark" or "to state too much.
Paraphrases for Overstate:
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Equivalence
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Verb, base form
overemphasize, overestimate.
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Verb, base form
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Independent
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Verb, base form
inflate, underestimate, understate.
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Other Related
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Verb, base form
exaggerate, overdo, overemphasise, over-estimate, under-estimate.
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