Overrated is based on subjectivity or opinion, whereas overestimated is based on objectivity or fact. For example, if a friend advises you to see a particular movie because they thought it was so good, that's subjective or based on their opinion. Your opinion may or may not differ from theirs. However, if you take your car in for service and you're told it will cost $300 to fix, but after the work is done you're only charged $200, then the service center overestimated the cost, and that's objective or a fact, you only paid $200.
What is the difference between statistics and parameter
difference between Data Mining and OLAP
What is the difference between the population and sample regression functions? Is this a distinction without difference?
What is the difference between quota sampling and cluster sampling
20.9182% difference.
None at all... Both get fu**ed from the back... One's overrated and full of numbnuts..
overestimated. (: your welcome.... xD
The root word for "overestimated" is "estimate."
overestimated. (: your welcome.... xD
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Tie between inflames and arch enemy!
Music in general is not overrated, but there are many overrated pieces of music out there today.
Led Zeppelin is not overrated
I hate him, but no he's not overrated.
From a traveler’s perspective, whether Ohio State is overrated depends on what you’re looking for. Sports critics sometimes say the football team doesn’t always live up to the hype, but the campus itself is huge, full of energy, and rooted in tradition. Academically, it’s strong and respected worldwide, so it’s far from overrated in that sense. If you’re visiting Columbus—much like exploring a city trip vibe from Pinerary’s Let’s go to Chicago—checking out Ohio State is worth it. The stadium, campus walks, and local culture make it a genuine travel experience, hype or not.
Live Is Overrated was created in 2005.
Overrated was created on 2003-06-23.