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over-recording

over-recording is the present participle and gerund of over-record.

Meaning of over-record

Verb

over-record (third-person singular simple present over-records, present participle over-recording, simple past and past participle over-recorded)

  1. (also, transitive) To record excessively or too frequently.
  2. (intransitive) To record an excessive number of songs.
  3. (transitive) To erase by recording over the same portion of a cassette etc.

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Questions about over-recording

What is over-recording the present participle and gerund of?
Over-recording is the present participle and gerund of over-record.

Words near over-recording in the dictionary

  1. over-rate
  2. over-rated
  3. over-reactive
  4. over-record
  5. over-recorded
  6. over-recording
  7. over-records
  8. over-recruit
  9. over-recruited
  10. over-recruiting
  11. over-recruits

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