1. to evaluate or estimate something as being greater in value, importance, or ability than it actually is
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'overassess'

Examples

• The teacher overassesses her student's mathematical abilities based on one good test score.
• Real estate agents often overassess property values to attract buyers.
• He overassesses his own skills and takes on projects he cannot complete.
• The committee overassesses the risk and decides to cancel the event.
• Critics argue that the report overassesses the company's financial health.
• She overassesses how much time she needs to finish the assignment.