Synonyms for Under-play:
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v.
• minimize
- abbreviate
, - attenuate
, - belittle
, - cheapen
, - curtail
, - cut down to size
, - cut rate
, - decrease
, - decry
, - deprecate
, - depreciate
, - derogate
, - detract
, - diminish
, - discount
, - disparage
, - downplay
, - dwarf
, - knock
, - knock down
, - lessen
, - make light of
, - make little of
, - miniaturize
, - pan
, - play down
, - pooh-pooh
, - poor-mouth
, - prune
, - put down
, - reduce
, - run down
, - shrink
, - underestimate
, - underplay
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• play down
What are the hypernyms for Under-play?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
activity, engagement, impoverishment, minimization, negligence, performance, play, reduction, understatement, Diminishment, deemphasis.
What are the opposite words for under-play?
Overstate, exaggerate, magnify, overemphasize, amplify are some of the antonyms for the word "under-play." These words are perfect in situations when one needs to draw attention to something and wants to avoid downplaying or minimizing it. Overstating something can create a dramatic effect, provoke a reaction, or emphasize its importance. The opposite of underplay can be seen in movies or TV shows where actors overplay a scene to heighten its emotional impact. Similarly, in a professional setting where one wants to stress the significance of a project or idea, amplifying its significance can help secure buy-in from stakeholders.
What are the antonyms for Under-play?
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v.
• minimize
- approve
, - build up
, - commend
, - compliment
, - develop
, - enlarge
, - exalt
, - expand
, - extend
, - grow
, - increase
, - laud
, - lengthen
, - maximize
, - overestimate
, - overrate
, - praise
, - prolong
, - raise
, - strengthen
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• play down
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