Overvalue
11overvalue — (Roget s IV) v. Syn. overrate, magnify, overestimate, overemphasize; see exaggerate , exceed , overdo 1 …
12overvalue — o|ver|val|ue [ˌəuvəˈvælju: US ˌouvər ] v [T] to believe or say that something is more valuable or more important than it really is >overvaluation [ˌəuvəvæljuˈeıʃən US ˌouvər ] n [U] …
13overvalue — o|ver|val|ue [ ,ouvər vælju ] verb transitive 1. ) to give something a higher price than it should have 2. ) to say or believe that something is more important than it really is ╾ o|ver|val|u|a|tion [ ,ouvər,vælju eıʃn ] noun count or uncount …
14overvalue — v. overestimate value; fix a price that is not proportional to the value; value too much …
15overvalue — verb (overvalues, overvaluing, overvalued) 1》 overestimate the importance of. 2》 fix the value of (something, especially a currency) at too high a level. Derivatives overvaluation noun …
16overvalue — v. a. Overrate, overprize, overestimate, make too much of …
17overvalue — verb (T) to believe or say that something is more valuable or more important than it really is overvaluation noun (U) …
18overvalue — v overestimate, overrate, overesteem, overprize, exaggerate [s.t. s or s.o. s] worth, make too much of, attach too much importance to, think too much of, expect too much of …
19overvalue — [ˌəʊvəˈvæljuː] verb [T] to give something a higher price than it should have …
20overvalue — o ver•val′ue v. t. ued, u•ing …