overprice

[oh-ver-prahys]

verb (used with object)

overpriced, overpricing 

1. to price excessively high; set too high a price on.

Word History and Origins

Origin of overprice¹

First recorded in 1595–1605; over- + price

Example Sentences

This is now the third quarter in a row where NVDA’s options have been severely overpriced heading into the earnings.

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Jeffrey Gundlach says investors need to shake up their traditional portfolio due to a swath of overpriced assets, such as stocks.

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And if they refuse, I have bought the last package of overpriced tortilla chips in their store forever.

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The dimmer outlook for rates compounded worries that the tech sector may be overpriced after an AI-fuelled surge this year that has sent markets to records.

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But he doesn't think every start-up IPO is overpriced or unfair.

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