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overcondensed

overcondensed adjective: excessively condensed. Also the simple past and past participle of overcondense.

Adjective

overcondensed (not comparable)

  1. Excessively condensed.
    • This creed, as published in 1877, was the overcondensed result of at least twenty years of study for and in the ministry.1891, William Henry Thorne, The Globe, William Henry Thorne, pages 283-284
    • The style is overcondensed, yet there are repetitions. The historical chapter is out of place. The author shows surprising ignorance of the American social hygiene movement.1922, Ernest Watson Cushing, The American Journal of Sociology, University of Chicago Press, page 527

Also used as

overcondensed is also the simple past and past participle of overcondense.

Origin of overcondensed

From over- + condensed.

Questions about overcondensed

What does overcondensed mean?
Overcondensed means excessively condensed.
What part of speech is overcondensed?
Overcondensed is an adjective.

Words near overcondensed in the dictionary

  1. overconcerned
  2. overconcerning
  3. overconcerns
  4. overcondensation
  5. overcondense
  6. overcondensed
  7. overcondenses
  8. overcondensing
  9. overcondition
  10. overconditioned
  11. overcone

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