Overdone is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OVERDONE in dictionary:

VERB:
• OVERDO, to do to excess
• do, use, or carry to excess; exaggerate
• exhaust oneself by overwork or overexertion
• overcook.
ADJECTIVE:
• represented as greater than is true or reasonable
• cooked too long but still edible

Words related to OVERDONE

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How to use OVERDONE in a sentence

• It is strenuous and very hard work, but if not overdone it is not too taxing for the average girl.
• The migration, indeed, of servants from the villages to the towns has, for the time being, rather overdone itself.
• Though reminiscences and recollections are rather overdone in these days, I may, perhaps, be permitted a few personal reflections in bringing my chapters to a close.
• The exaggerated colour on her face, the white powder and overdone rouge, embarrassed them both.
• As he dodged their laboured cross-examination he laughed at the overdone assumption of indifference.
• His habitual air of happy pride, of indignant contentment rather, could easily be overdone.
• He does not quite understand that everything may be overdone in this world, or sufficiently estimate the necessity of novelty.
• The President and his party had played to the South African gallery, and they had not yet realized that they had in any way overdone the theatrical part.
• I was unaware then of the activity being shown by the Franco-Russian combine and England, and thought his anxiety overdone.
• But auto-comradeship must not be overdone, as it was overdone by the mediaeval monks.
• His pathos is possibly just a trifle overdone, though that is not my own opinion.
• Sweating may be overdone, and should never be pushed to the extent of exhaustion.
• The fault of the heads is that they are too small for the figure, and of the draperies that the folds are overdone too much fluttering detail.
• Every word she had spoken had been calculated, and the sting she had conveyed with her information had not been overdone.
• It was Verena who talked incessantly, Verena who was in a state entirely new to her, and, as any one could see, in an attitude entirely unnatural and overdone.
• I am still fond of this kind of life and always expect to be, but exercise is frequently overdone by nervous people.
• His exquisite delight at completing his book swept away every other feeling, and we all shared his pleasure, albeit the dinner was overdone throughout.
• I was quite young, and I went to pieces like an untrained runner who had overdone himself.
• Vegetables should be cooked until they are perfectly tender but not overdone.
• I have told it in the plainest, briefest way, with nothing exaggerated or overdone.
• Why crowd into the already over-crowded professions? The only occupation in America that is not overdone is the occupation of serving Jesus Christ and saving souls.
• At times he staggered like one overdone and very tired.
• Worth said the great point was to keep strong, and not be overdone, nor to go into infected air tired and hungry.
• Doubtless useful labour has its natural limits, for if overdone any activity may impair the power of enjoying both its fruits and its operation.
• Then, when mind and brain alike were overdone, when the strained nerves gave way, when the fever of fear and suspense rose to its height, she thought of flight.
• All this, however, it struck me, was rather put on, a bit of acting which was now and then a trifle overdone.
• If anything could put any one out of humor with that ornament to the kingly character, it would be this overdone style of insidious panegyric.
• Reverdy thought that Wyatt had overdone himself, had forfeited to a degree the sympathy of the audience.

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