overemphasised's Usage Examples:

for balance between stability and controllability, the Dunne design overemphasised the former.

Brizendine later made some concessions to those who felt that this book overemphasised gender-based differences, saying: "Males and females are more alike.

The laboratory data were reviewed routinely but were never overemphasised, quite in the highly critical and analytical Munich spirit.

Each could have been overemphasised or underemphasised to the detriment of the solutions; a remarkable fact.

glide angles which Cani had aimed for, though he later thought he had overemphasised this aspect.

Joseph Thomas to the current character and appearance of Looe cannot be overemphasised.

degree to which the Blueshirts should be thought of as fascists has been overemphasised by Irish Republicans in order to reinforce their anti-fascist credentials.

" William Ferguson argued that previous historians had overemphasised the significance of the treaty and the English military action.

Woien found that the book overemphasised the relationship between eugenics and euthanasia, and muddied "important.

model has been vindicated the independence of the two streams has been overemphasised.

His fellow archaeologists remarked that he overemphasised the importance of buildings in the dating of sites and often neglected.

Masakadza stated, "The importance of the Zimbabwe A team cannot be overemphasised and, needless to say, we couldn’t be happier to have the boys finally.

' In author Ian MacDonald's view, some critics have overemphasised the extent of McCartney's optimism in the song and neglect the toughness.

This is primarily because Olivier, according to some critics, overemphasised Hamlet's Oedipal fixation on his mother, and because Rosencrantz and.

Frontinus may have overemphasised the likely role of theft to shift attention from his own poor grasp.

Though the chthonic aspects of the cult should not be overemphasised, as Enodia was also worshipped in a distinctly non-chthonic way; as.

McMahon to Richard Nixon, suggesting that his character traits have been overemphasised, while Troy Bramston viewed him as "a prime minister who clearly understood.

to swallow, especially as they had the impression that Biarritz had overemphasised the physical side.

brought finality to several issues in Anglo-Saxon Britain, Bede probably overemphasised its significance so as to stress the unity of the English Church.

Mesurier gave "a faultless performance", and that "the character is not overemphasised.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

minimise; deposit; reduce; decrease; understate;