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overestimate English

Meaning overestimate meaning

What does overestimate mean?

overestimate

— verb make too high an estimate of He overestimated his own powers — noun a calculation that results in an estimate that is too high — noun an appraisal that is too high — verb assign too high a value to You are overestimating the value of your old car

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overestimate English » English

overrate overvalue overestimation overreckoning overrating overappraisal overvaluation over-estimate surcharge overstatement overprice make too much of exaggeration

Topics overestimate topics

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Conjugation overestimate conjugation

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overestimate · verb

Examples overestimate examples

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Simple sentences

You overestimate him.
Men sometimes overestimate their sexual prowess.
We cannot overestimate the value of health.
You overestimate me.
A mistake young people often make is to start learning too many languages at the same time, as they underestimate the difficulties and overestimate their own ability to learn them.
You overestimate their importance.

Movie subtitles

I think you overestimate this dog's intelligence.
You overestimate the influence of the Gestapo.
And don't overestimate your strength.
I am afraid his Grace might overestimate my talents.
My dear commander, maybe you overestimate both Robby and myself.
You overestimate my freedom from convention, Mr. Hyde.
Major Howard I cannot overestimate the importance of your task.
They overestimate the number of your group.
Go ahead, inch allah. Don't overestimate your power.
You overestimate me.
I think you overestimate your ability, Mrs. Stoner.
You overestimate me, Draco.
Perhaps you overestimate the difficulty.
I have a feeling you somewhat overestimate your importance.
You overestimate yourself.
You overestimate my age.
You overestimate my future.
Oh, please, dear Maria, one shouldn't overestimate one's abilities.
You overestimate my power, although not my sympathy.
Major Howard, I cannot overestimate the importance of your task.
Don't overestimate your power.
You overestimate my influence.
You know, Corporal. Sergeant, I have a feeling you somewhat overestimate your importance.
My dear Ricky, you overestimate the influence of the Gestapo.
Do not overestimate the extent of your ruin.
I'm afraid you overestimate us.
No, General, you overestimate the production of the Western democracies. They are psychologically at a disadvantage.
They overestimate our number, which is worse.
They overestimate the size of your group.
You overestimate yourself, Yei Lin.
Perhaps you overestimate your importance.
I think you overestimate our dear Viennese, my friend.
You overestimate him.

News and current affairs

It is hard to overestimate the impact that the automobile has had on our political, economic, social, and cultural life over the past century.
Thus, it is difficult to overestimate the importance of regional issues - particularly inter-regional disparities - for China's politics.
But we must never overestimate the ability of new governments to solve old problems - or underestimate the ingenuity and brutality of the old regimes.
The problem is that Obama has a strong tendency to overestimate America's ability to influence weaker actors.
In this sense, it is difficult to overestimate the significance of the coming elections, because they will largely determine the future of the Russian state.
As a result, not a few of them overestimate their actual influence and tend to compete for leadership rather than cooperate.
This is an alarming prospect, because if there is one lesson from the 1990's, it is that nobody should overestimate the stability of international financial flows.
French President Jacques Chirac recently implied that we should not overestimate the seriousness of Iran's possessing nuclear weapons.
Four years later, the repeated failure of economic forecasters to predict the depth and duration of the slump would have elicited a similar question from the queen: Why the overestimate of recovery?
But imprecision is one thing; the systematic overestimate of the economic recovery in Europe is quite another.
In the more tech-oriented economies, like the US, the United Kingdom, and the Nordic countries, there is a risk that traditional macroeconomic models will overestimate the cost pressure from labor.
It is impossible to overestimate how significant a step Barack Obama's election is in this direction, but America's actions over the coming years will be the ultimate determinant of whether the power of America's model can be restored.
At the same time, it would be as dangerous to overestimate the Islamic State's capabilities today as it was to underestimate them yesterday.
And it is failing today, leading the Fed consistently to overestimate underlying inflation.
The government must not overestimate how much revenue can be gained by the consumption-tax increase, and thus how much of the budget hole can be closed.
So looking only at the cost of a meal or of a day in the hospital causes an overestimate in the price index and an underestimate of the rise in the real standard of living.
It is difficult to overestimate chronic pain's societal impact.
Fourth, it is difficult to overestimate the importance of fiscal discipline to longer-term growth.

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