IPA: /ˌoʊvərˈvælju/
KK: /oʊvərˈvælju/
To give something more importance or worth than it actually has.
Many people tend to overvalue material possessions.
Past: overvalued
Past Participle: overvalued
Overvalue → It is formed from "over-" (meaning excessively) and "value" (from Latin "valere", meaning to be strong or worth). The word means to assign an excessive worth or importance to something.
Think of assigning 'excessive' ('over-') worth ('value') to something — that's why overvalue means to think something is worth more than it really is.