overstate

overstate antonyms

understate compare overstate and understate
play down compare overstate and play down
downplay compare overstate and downplay
minimize compare overstate and minimize
trivialize compare overstate and trivialize
simplify compare overstate and simplify
explain compare overstate and explain
ignore compare overstate and ignore
be forthright compare overstate and be forthright
be honest compare overstate and be honest
diminish compare overstate and diminish
belittle compare overstate and belittle
shrug off compare overstate and shrug off
reduce compare overstate and reduce
uncomplicate compare overstate and uncomplicate
underrate compare overstate and underrate
weaken compare overstate and weaken
underemphasize compare overstate and underemphasize
underplay compare overstate and underplay
spoil compare overstate and spoil
represent compare overstate and represent
sell short compare overstate and sell short
rate too low compare overstate and rate too low
tell truth compare overstate and tell truth
uglify compare overstate and uglify
soft-pedal compare overstate and soft-pedal
brush aside compare overstate and brush aside
misprize compare overstate and misprize
be truthful compare overstate and be truthful
deprecate compare overstate and deprecate
deface compare overstate and deface
make light of compare overstate and make light of
minimise compare overstate and minimise
mar compare overstate and mar
downgrade compare overstate and downgrade
do an injustice to compare overstate and do an injustice to
let go compare overstate and let go
de-emphasize compare overstate and de-emphasize
be quiet compare overstate and be quiet
minify compare overstate and minify
disfigure compare overstate and disfigure
lessen compare overstate and lessen
not do justice to compare overstate and not do justice to
neglect compare overstate and neglect

overstate definitions

verb

  • To exaggerate; to state or claim too much.