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over·ˈsell <-sold, -sold> GLAG. preh. glag. to oversell sth

1. oversell (sell too many):

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2. oversell (overhype):

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On the red carpet, everyone had caught the mood and was overselling themselves.

www.dailymail.co.uk

It's also a movie that knows not to oversell the sorcery.

www.thestar.com

I don't want to oversell that, but the fact is that's what could potentially happen, depending on how long the shutdown lasts.

america.aljazeera.com

The video showcased a system of incredible speed and precision, but controlled demos can sometimes oversell a technology's real-world capabilities.

www.wired.com

But critics caution that these genetic tests may be overselling their capabilities.

www.cnet.com

So they may be inclined to oversell their research, or simplify it to make it more likely to be picked up by a journalist.

theconversation.com

To manage this situation, the underwriters initially oversell (short) the offering to clients by an additional 15% of the offering size (in this example, 1.15 million shares).

en.wikipedia.org

Maybe that's overselling it, but it's a really cool book.

nerdist.com

The approach is called cognitive computing, which might sound like yet another buzzy term used to oversell so-called intelligent software.

www.popsci.com

The key players here are behaving like theatrical producers scheming to get rich by overselling interests in a flop...

www.theroar.com.au