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What is another word for overdrawn?

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Adjective

Having had more money withdrawn than there is credit (from an account)

Of exaggerated importance or value

Having completely run out of money

(of a statement) Taking no account of particular cases or exceptions

Past participle for to describe or express in too exaggerated terms

Past participle for to give a false or misleading account of the nature of

Past participle for to tell an untruth or falsehood

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Adjective

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Having had more money withdrawn than there is credit (from an account)

“The funds may be swallowed up in an overdrawn account.”

Adjective

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Of exaggerated importance or value

labored^US

laboured^UK

laid on with a trowel

blown out of proportion

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“His imagination hurries him onwards into fanciful analogies and overdrawn descriptions.”

Adjective

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Having completely run out of money

as poor as a church mouse

in debt

without two pennies to rub together

without a brass farthing

tapped out

without a red cent

without money

without a shot in one's locker

in straitened circumstances

in reduced circumstances

deprived

without two farthings to rub together

unable to make ends meet

without two brass farthings to rub together

without a penny to one's name

unable to keep the wolf from the door

poor as a church mouse

on last leg

down to last penny

without two pennies farthings to rub together

economically deprived

financially disadvantaged

meager^US

meagre^UK

economically disadvantaged

in distressed circumstances

in dire circumstances

financially distressed

in financial difficulties

financially embarrassed

not having two pennies to rub together

not having two farthings to rub together

without means of support

unable to pay one's debts

in the hands of the receivers

taken to the cleaners

discriminated against

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Adjective

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(of a statement) Taking no account of particular cases or exceptions

Verb

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Past participle for to describe or express in too exaggerated terms

dramatized^US

dramatised^UK

coloured^UK

colored^US

made a mountain out of a molehill

blown up out of all proportion

padded

laid it on with a trowel

made too much of something

made a big thing of

blown out of proportion

piled it on

made a production out of

emphasized^US

emphasised^UK

made a federal case of

stretched the truth

added colour

made a big thing out of

blown something out of all proportion

laid it on with a shovel

shot a line

drawn the longbow

drawn the long bow

made a drama out of a crisis

made a big deal out of something

played up

puffed up

made a mountain out of

made a fuss

made a song and dance about

maximized^US

maximised^UK

belaboured^UK

belabored^US

made a big thing about

laid it on thick about

big upped

bigged up

laid it on with a trowel about

overdid

overdrew

lay

blew something out of all proportion

blew up out of all proportion

lay on

drew the longbow

blew out of proportion

labored^US

laboured^UK

dwelled on

harped on

chewed the scenery

attached too much importance to

attached too much weight to

placed too much emphasis on

harped on about

laid too much emphasis on

idealized^US

idealised^UK

exaggerated information

played to the gallery

played to gallery

chewed up the scenery

made a performance of

went overboard

laid too much stress on

paid extravagant compliments

sweet-talked

embellished the truth

played on heartstrings

laid on with a trowel

blew up out of proportion

blown up out of proportion

gone over the top about

went on and on about

gone on and on about

went over the top about

gave someone a sob story

given someone a sob story

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“The artist tends to overdraw the beauty of the landscapes in his paintings, creating an unrealistic depiction of nature.”

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Past participle for to give a false or misleading account of the nature of

colored^US

biased^US

biassed^UK

coloured^UK

quoted out of context

put a spin on

taken out of context

trumped up

given a false account of

blown smoke

built up

covered up

given a false idea of

dramatized^US

dramatised^UK

gave a false account of

put words in someone's mouth

put the wrong slant on

moulded^UK

molded^US

twisted someone's words

gave a false impression of

given a false impression of

gave a false picture of

given a false picture of

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Past participle for to tell an untruth or falsehood

departed from the truth

put on the wrong track

said something untrue

sent on a wild goose chase

told a terminological inexactitude

given the wrong impression

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