Meanings of somewhat overblown in anglès

The risk of weapons leaving Syria in the short term, however, may be somewhat overblown.

But analysts noted that automakers regularly make recalls, and said media coverage of recent cases had been somewhat overblown.

Mr Trimble's response and that of Lord Alderdice were somewhat overblown given Mr Andrews's obvious discomfiture and the subsequent withdrawal of his remarks.

Imperial Intelligence reports indicate that this threat is somewhat overblown, although an all-out war with Idor could be expensive and draining for the Empire.