Object

• importance: This may cause both patients and physicians to overvalue the importance of the medication to the patient's stability " Kramer et al.

• property: This is hardly a reliable method because agents are expected to overvalue properties, particularly now after nine months of slack business.

• animal: A clear incentive for valuers to overvalue the animals.

Modifying Another Word

• substantially: Inconsistent with economic theory, we find that the individuals in our data set substantially overvalue the options they received.

• massively: Shares on Wall Street that Bush is so anxious to prop up are still massively overvalued.

• hugely: So much land is hugely overvalued precisely because it is regarded as an investment vehicle.

• seriously: The subsequent realization by investors that these important sectors had become seriously overvalued led to sharp falls in many such shares over succeeding months.

Preposition: in

• area: A number of shareholders ask the " Sage of Omaha " about house prices -- clearly overvalued in some areas, he said.