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Meanings of overemphasise in English

Catalan
emfasitzar

Place special or excessive emphasis on.

emfasitzar
Usage of overemphasise in English
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It is hard to overemphasise the difference that one thing made to this.
The Guardian
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We should not overemphasise one aspect while ignoring the other.
Radio NZ
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It is impossible to overemphasise how important this is.
The Irish Times
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We overemphasise hypocrisy; we give it more weight in considering a point than we should.
The Irish Times
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The significance of the fusion of Facebook and voter file data is hard to overemphasise.
The Guardian
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I can't overemphasise the importance of goals-based planning.
The Irish Times
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I cannot overemphasise how poor he has been.
The Guardian
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It is misleading to overemphasise movement within the minor range of variation inherent to the process of opinion polling.
The Irish Times
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Beyond that, however, I don't think you can overemphasise the importance of having a good background in maths and science.
Wired
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Nyuon accepts some young African Australians engage in criminal behaviour, but the Australian media tend to overemphasise race, she says.
Radio NZ
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But I can't emphasise enough to you or overemphasise to you that the European Commission is not dictating the pace.
The Irish Times
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The closest call I have ever had was a lava bomb that landed about 20ft away, but I wouldn't want to overemphasise the danger.
The Guardian
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But the gossipy, name-dropping nature of many of the stories overemphasises the superficial.
The Guardian
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The importance of George Martin cannot be overemphasised.
The Guardian
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The nutritional benefits of avocado cannot be overemphasised.
The South African
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As a determinant of prewar foreign policy Tooze perhaps overemphasises Hitler's preoccupation with the threat from America.
The Guardian
Translations for overemphasise
Overemphasise through the time