How is the word surévalué translated from French to English

Plus élevé ou plus important qu'il n'est raisonnable.

Higher or larger than is reasonable.

adjective
English translation
Inflated

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  • Le rapport donnait un nombre surévalué de visiteurs. The report gave an inflated number of visitors.

  • Le radeau gonflé a dérivé au loin. The inflated raft floated away.

  • Leurs prix me semblent nettement surévalués. Their prices look badly inflated to me.

  • Le ballon reste gonflé pendant des semaines. The ball stays inflated for weeks.

  • Ne te fie pas aux notes surévaluées de ce site. Don't trust inflated ratings on that site.

  • Garde le matelas bien gonflé toute la nuit. Keep the mattress fully inflated overnight.

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FAQ about “surévalué”

How is “surévalué” translated from French?
“surévalué” translates into English as “Inflated”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “surévalué” mean?
Meaning of “surévalué”: Plus élevé ou plus important qu'il n'est raisonnable. In English — “Inflated”.
What part of speech is “surévalué”?
“surévalué” is an adjective.
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