Overbid

Pronunciation: /ɑˈvɚbɪd/

Overbid (verb)

  1. to offer more money than something is worth or more than others offer.
  2. to make a higher bid than allowed or necessary in a card game.

Examples

  • She tends to overbid at auctions.
  • They overbid on the house and regretted it.

Common collocations: overbid at auction, overbid on a contract, overbid in poker, overbid to bluff, unexpected overbid

Overbid (noun)

  1. an offer of more money than something is worth or more than others offer.

Examples

  • The overbid surprised everyone at the auction.
  • An overbid can sometimes win the deal.

Synonyms of Overbid

Neutral

Antonyms of Overbid

  • offering less than necessary