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overestimation
noun as in exaggeration
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Strong matches
noun as in miscalculation
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Strong matches
Weak match
noun as in misestimate
noun as in misestimation
noun as in misjudgment
noun as in misreckoning
noun as in mistake
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Strong matches
noun as in tall talk
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- aggrandizement
- amplification
- baloney
- boasting
- caricature
- crock
- elaboration
- embroidery
- enlargement
- exaltation
- excess
- extravagance
- fabrication
- falsehood
- fancy
- fantasy
- figure of speech
- fish story
- flight of fancy
- hogwash
- hyperbole
- hyperbolism
- inflation
- jazz
- line
- magnification
- misjudgment
- misrepresentation
- overemphasis
- overstatement
- pretension
- pretentiousness
- rant
- romance
- stretch
- tall story
- untruth
- whopper
- yarn
Example Sentences
The refined model scored a 0.160 µg/m3, marking a slight overestimation of particulate levels that aligned much closer to what the ground sensors measured.
Failure to fully account for these inter-correlations could potentially result in overestimation of the figures instead.
The authors use these new maps to show that previously published 'carbon-only' estimates of the global climate mitigation potential of restoring trees worldwide provided significant overestimation, being anywhere from 20 to 81% too high.
All research fields showed a similar overestimation of their own honesty, although the effect was greatest for researchers in medicine.
"To date, this hasn't been captured properly, leading to overestimation of how much power a wind farm will produce. This kind of overestimation is financially disastrous for the wind farm operators."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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