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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
To gloss over something
Hello,
What would "gloss over" mean to you in these sentences:
- He could no longer gloss over his mistakes.
- She glossed over the company's declining profits.
- The documentary glossed over several important issues.
To me it means: to make something seem better than it actually is/ to give something false or deceptively good appearance.
What would "gloss over" mean to you in these sentences:
- He could no longer gloss over his mistakes.
- She glossed over the company's declining profits.
- The documentary glossed over several important issues.
To me it means: to make something seem better than it actually is/ to give something false or deceptively good appearance.
Top answer
I'd say mislead people by making some problem seem less important than it actually is.
- I'd say mislead people by making some problem seem less important than it actually is.
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I'd say mislead people by making some problem seem less important than it actually is.
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