Definition: Describing something that has been made larger or more extreme than it really is, often in a way that is unrealistic or excessive.

Example: The company's overinflated expectations led to disappointment when the product failed to sell.

Definition: To make something seem larger or more important than it really is, often by exaggerating its value or significance.

Example: The company's profits were overinflated in the report, leading to a false impression of success.

Definition: A situation where prices rise too much, often leading to economic problems.

Example: The country faced serious economic issues due to overinflation.

Definition: Putting too much money or resources into a specific area or project, often leading to negative consequences.

Example: The company's overinvestment in marketing led to financial losses instead of increased sales.

Definition: The act of issuing something, such as documents or currency, in excessive amounts beyond what is necessary or appropriate.

Example: The overissuance of bonds led to a decrease in their value.

Definition: A situation where more of something, like shares or currency, is issued than is allowed or planned.

Example: The company faced financial difficulties due to an overissue of its stock.

Definition: To rent out a property too frequently or to too many different tenants.

Example: The landlord decided to overlet the apartment, which caused problems with the tenants.

Definition: To give more money than is necessary for something.

Example: I realized I had overpaid for the concert tickets.

Definition: To give more money than is necessary or required for something.

Example: I accidentally overpaid for my new phone because I didn't check the price carefully.

Definition: A payment that is more than what is required or owed.

Example: The company issued a refund for the overpayment made by the customer.

Definition: A quantity that is more than what is needed; an extra amount or surplus.

Example: The company had an overplus of resources after the project was completed.

Definition: To set a price that is higher than what is reasonable or fair.

Example: The store tends to overprice its products, making them less appealing to customers.