Difference between Emphasize and Overemphasize

EMPHASIZE vs OVEREMPHASIZE: VERB

To utter or pronounce with a particular stress of voice; to make emphatic.
To give prominence of sound to (a syllable or word) in pronouncing or in accordance with a metrical pattern.
To cause to appear important or deserving of attention.
To give emphasis to; stress.

To bring out clearly or distinctly; make more obvious or more positive; give a stronger perception of.
To utter or pronounce with emphasis; render emphatic; lay stress upon: as, to emphasize a syllable, word, or declaration; to emphasize a passage in reading.

(transitive; intransitive verb) To place too much emphasis on or employ too much emphasis.

Overemphasize, Remind, Illustrate, Reiterate, Reinforce, Highlight, Stressing, Bring out, Set off, Accent, Stress, Punctuate, Accentuate, Underline, Underscore

Underplay, Underestimate, Stress, Insist, Inflate, Underline, Highlight, Underscore, Exaggerate, Emphasize, Overestimate, Overstate, Overemphasise, Emphasise, Overstress

Demonstrate, Acknowledge, Focus, Remind, Illustrate, Reinforce, Highlight, Bring out, Set off, Accent, Stress, Punctuate, Accentuate, Underline, Underscore

Downplay, Underplay, Underestimate, Stress, Insist, Inflate, Underline, Highlight, Underscore, Exaggerate, Emphasize, Overestimate, Overstate, Overemphasise, Emphasise

Wear a sweater, I cannot emphasize this enough.
Subject areas emphasize computer graphics and multiple media.
Emphasize relevant training depending on the job description.
Emphasize a multisensory writing approach as noted below.
Also, avoid using color to emphasize important information.
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Emphasize your accomplishments Both Grote and Butler agree that you should emphasize your achievements.