Pronunciation: /oʊvərˈvæljuː/
noun the act of placing too high a value on something
A1 I think the overvalue of material possessions is not healthy for our society.
A2 The overvalue of appearance in today's culture can lead to low self-esteem.
B1 The overvalue of money often leads to unethical behavior in business.
B2 Many people overvalue the importance of social media in their daily lives.
C1 The overvalue of fame can negatively impact a person's mental health.
C2 Some individuals overvalue their own opinions and dismiss others' perspectives.
verb to place too high a value on something
A1 Some people overvalue material possessions.
A2 She tends to overvalue her own opinions.
B1 Investors often overvalue stocks during a bull market.
B2 It is important not to overvalue the impact of one single event.
C1 The company's success should not be overvalued based on one quarter's earnings.
C2 Art collectors sometimes overvalue rare pieces, driving up prices in the market.
formal It is important not to overvalue a company's assets when assessing its financial health.
informal Don't overvalue that old car - it's not worth as much as you think!
slang People tend to overvalue designer brands just because of the label.
figurative She tends to overvalue her own opinions and dismiss others' input.
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