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“To overstate” in Japanese

Short answer
言い過ごす iisugosu いーすごす

To overstate in Japanese is “言い過ごす” (iisugosu). Full meaning: to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate.

Other ways to say “To overstate” in Japanese

大げさに言う oogesaniiu to exaggerate, to overstate 言い過ぎる iisugiru to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate 言い過ごそ iisugoso to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate 言い過ごせ iisugose to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate 言い過ごさ iisugosa to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate 言い過ごそう iisugosou to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate 言い過ごしゃ iisugosha to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate 言ひ過ごそふ iisugosou to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate 言い過ごそっ iisugoso to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate 言い過ごそふ iisugosou to talk or say too much, to go too far, to overstate, to exaggerate

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