verb
overrate
Overrate (verb) means to think or say that someone or something is better than they really are.
verb
1
To think or say that someone or something is better than they really are.
2
To guess or say that a number, size or level is higher than it really is.
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What is the meaning of overrate?
"overrate" (verb) means to think or say that someone or something is better than they really are.
What is another word for overrate?
Other words for "overrate" include overestimate.
What is the opposite of overrate?
Opposites of "overrate" include underrate, underestimate, understate.
What are the different meanings of overrate?
"overrate" has 2 main meanings: 1. To think or say that someone or something is better than they really are; 2. To guess or say that a number, size or level is higher than it really is.
