overrate
11overrate — (Roget s IV) v. Syn. overvalue, build up, magnify, overestimate; see exaggerate , exceed …
12overrate — [[t]o͟ʊvə(r)re͟ɪt[/t]] overrates, overrating, overrated also over rate VERB If you say that something or someone is overrated, you mean that people have a higher opinion of them than they deserve. [be V ed] More men are finding out that the joys… …
13overrate — v. rate too highly; ascribe too much importance; overestimate …
14overrate — verb [often as adjective overrated] rate more highly than is deserved …
15overrate — v. a. See overprize …
16overrate — verb (T) to think that something is better or more important than it is: Titus Andronicus is an overrated play in my opinion. opposite underrate …
17overrate — verb I think his music is overrated Syn: overestimate, overvalue, think too much of, attach too much importance to, praise too highly Ant: underestimate …
18overrate — v overestimate, overvalue, 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 …
19overrate — verb Syn: overestimate, overvalue, think too much of Ant: underestimate …
20overrate — o•ver•rate [[t]ˌoʊ vərˈreɪt[/t]] v. t. rat•ed, rat•ing to rate or appraise too highly • Etymology: 1580–90 …