overemphasise's Usage Examples:

and Common Life (1903) received mixed reviews, a criticism was its overemphasise on psychical research.

reviews and meta-analyses of therapeutic interventions often unknowingly overemphasise health benefit.

Pitscottie's chronicle, although the relationship also caused Pitscottie to overemphasise the roles of the Lindsays of Byres.

Why was it important to overemphasise that the talented, brilliant Krishnamurthy is from IIT? Couldn’t someone.

that excessively dramatic presenting and selective editing are used to overemphasise the level of danger and difficulty.

PPP calculations tend to overemphasise the primary sectoral contribution, and underemphasise the industrial.

This approach to the case may perhaps overemphasise the sensitivity and difficulty of the problem however.

They also often accused of ethnic bias, as he tended to overemphasise the quality of flamenco styles which were of gypsy origin, while looking.

Orbison later said that he "couldn't overemphasise how shocking" Presley looked and seemed to him that night.

They argue that conventional perspectives overemphasise the role of abstract political and social forces, and essentially assume.

This sometimes led her to overemphasise the real and explicit redundancy she would find in rhythmical and repetitive.

However, it would be a mistake to overemphasise the impact of social stratification in the Cucuteni–Trypillia culture.

It is hard to overemphasise the trauma and hardship that children .

The fostering of this false security by diving agencies that overemphasise the effectiveness of the buddy system, develops a sense of complacency.

As Montague Kobbe has written: "it is hard to overemphasise the tremendous influence which Henry Swanzy, editor to Caribbean Voices.

pulmonary disease, though the accompanying editorial noted that "they may overemphasise the negative nature of their findings.

Synonyms:

overdraw; overemphasize; exaggerate; magnify; hyperbolize; overstress; amplify; hyperbolise; overstate;

Antonyms:

minimise; deposit; reduce; decrease; understate;