Definition
Definition of overemphasizing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
exaggeratingRare giving too much importance to somethingRare
- Her overemphasizing attitude made the issue seem bigger than it was.
- His overemphasizing nature often led to unnecessary stress.
- The report was criticized for overemphasizing minor details.
Origin of overemphasizing
English, over + Greek, emphasis (significance)
Terms with overemphasizing included in their meaning
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overemphasizing
showing something in a way that is too extreme
exaggeration
exaggerating or overemphasizing something
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- French:surévaluant, ...
- German:übertrieben, ...
- Italian:esagerato, ...
- Spanish:exagerado, ...
- Portuguese:supervalorizando, ...
- Chinese:过分强调的, ...
- Japanese:誇張した, ...
- Arabic:مُبَالِغ, ...
- Hebrew:מַגְזִים, ...
- Russian:преувеличенный, ...
- Ukrainian:перебільшений, ...
- Hindi:अतिरंजित, ...
Definition of overemphasize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
focusgive too much importance or attention to something
- Don't overemphasize his mistake in the meeting.
- Journalists shouldn't overemphasize celebrity gossip over real issues.
- We overemphasized minor stats in last quarter's report.
Origin of overemphasize
English, over- (excessive) + emphasize (stress)
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- French:exagérer l'importance de, ...
- German:überbetonen, ...
- Italian:esagerare l'importanza di, ...
- Spanish:sobredimensionar, ...
- Portuguese:exagerar, ...
- Chinese:过分强调, ...
- Japanese:過度に強調する, ...
- Arabic:بالغ في التركيز على, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְרִיז בְּדָגֶשׁ, ...
- Russian:чрезмерно подчеркивать, ...
- Ukrainian:перебільшувати значення, ...
- Hindi:अति महत्व देना, ...
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