BRUSH OVER

Definition: To quickly and superficially deal with a matter or issue, often without giving it the attention or consideration it deserves.

Synonyms: Skim Over, Glance Over, Touch On, Skip Over, Ignore

Usage Examples in Sentences

The chef chose to brush over the intricate cooking techniques, simplifying the recipe for the cooking show's audience.

He decided to brush over the details of the incident, preferring not to dwell on them.

The manager tends to brush over complaints from customers, which leads to dissatisfaction.

The supervisor tends to brush over important safety protocols.

In his speech, he chose to brush over the controversial topic.

The teacher warned not to brush over the difficult concepts in the lesson.

Brush over the history of the region before discussing its culture.

He tends to brush over the financial implications of his decisions.

Don't brush over the importance of regular exercise for health.

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Brush over the details to meet the deadline.

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To brush over such a complex problem is irresponsible.

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We cannot simply brush over the importance of mental health.

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She always tends to brush over her mistakes and never learns from them.

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To brush over the truth is to deny justice to those affected.

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She tends to brush over her emotions rather than confronting them.

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The manager decided to brush over the customer complaints, which led to a decline in sales.

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The government cannot afford to brush over the issue of homelessness.