overcommunication
overcommunication noun: excessive communication; communicating too much.
Noun
overcommunication (usually uncountable, plural overcommunications)
- Excessive communication; communicating too much.
- Or is it a product of our drifting in an ocean of overcommunication?2007 January 1, “Is It Who We Are, or How We Act? (5 Letters)”, in New York Times
- Where communication is concerned, both overcommunication and undercommunication are undesirable. Overcommunication wastes both the sender's and receiver's time by transmitting more information than necessary.2022, William Singleton, Musings on Leadership: It's for Everyone and Everywhere in Life, PQA United, →ISBN, page 118
- Antonyms:
- undercommunication
Antonyms of overcommunication
Forms of overcommunication
| plural | overcommunications |
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Origin of overcommunication
From over- + communication.
Questions about overcommunication
- What does overcommunication mean?
- Overcommunication means excessive communication; communicating too much.
- What part of speech is overcommunication?
- Overcommunication is a noun.
- What is the plural of overcommunication?
- The plural of overcommunication is overcommunications.
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