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Significados de overstate en inglés

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To enlarge beyond bounds or the truth.

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Uso de overstate en inglés
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But it's difficult to overstate how many problems exist in some communities.
The Guardian
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But Labour strategists believe the polls overstate the extent of its lead.
The Guardian
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Detchon said the chamber's estimates overstate the potential burden on U.S. consumers.
Reuters
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It's impossible to overstate the effectiveness of Rae Smith's gorgeous design work.
Reuters
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Mr Mills said he could not overstate the seriousness of these matters.
Radio NZ
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You didn't overstate the fact in your brag about the political graves.
The Grafters
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The 62-year-old general's importance to the Iranian regime is hard to overstate.
The Irish Times
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Yet it would be easy to overstate the lawlessness of the Panhandle.
Oh, You Tex!
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The scale of what Grove has suggested would be difficult to overstate.
Wired
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It would be impossible to overstate the mounting pathos of these works.
The Guardian
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His influence over the party's modernisation project would be difficult to overstate.
The Guardian
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The level of sharpness on the IPS screen is hard to overstate.
Wired
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It is hard to overstate how heroic the Mainstream's rise has been.
Disintegration: the splintering of black america
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It would be hard to overstate the abstract beauty of many treasures.
The Guardian
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I noticed that he did not overstate anything, but spoke within bounds.
A Plea for Captain John Brown / Read to the citizens of Concord,...
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It's almost impossible to overstate just how much Clinton hates the press.
NY Magazine
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Translations for overstate
español
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Overstate a través del tiempo
Overstate por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
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