transitive verb
o·ver·prized, o·ver·priz·ing, o·ver·priz·esTo value too highly.
overprize
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present overprizes, present participle overprizing, simple past and past participle overprized)
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Origin
over- +"Ž prize. See overpraise.
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