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overstate

[oh-ver-steyt] / ˌoʊ vərˈsteɪt /


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Cohn indicated the president may be overstating his demands as part of a negotiating tactic – something he says the president has done successfully in the past.

From BBC

The union backing the initiative says “the billionaire exodus narrative” is “wildly overstated.”

From Los Angeles Times

Sir Andy said the force had also "overstated" the extent to which disorder at a previous match in Amsterdam was attributable to Maccabi fans.

From BBC

True inflation really is lower than the official figures say, and the inflationary effect of rising import prices is significantly overstated, according to bank economist Danial Lashkari.

From MarketWatch

Some analysts say the impact of data centers on electricity prices has been overstated, noting that demand for other uses such as manufacturing and broad inflation have also boosted costs.

From The Wall Street Journal