overdiscussed
overdiscussed adjective: discussed too much; overhyped.
Adjective
overdiscussed (comparative more overdiscussed, superlative most overdiscussed)
- Discussed too much; overhyped.
- And overdiscussed Twitter imposes a 140-character limit on your genius, which works out to 20 or 30 words, depending on the sophistication of your vocabulary.2009 March 14, Ryan Bigge special to the star, “A brief history of brevity (but more than 140 characters)”, in Toronto Star
Forms of overdiscussed
| comparative | more overdiscussed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most overdiscussed |
Origin of overdiscussed
From over- + discussed.
Questions about overdiscussed
- What does overdiscussed mean?
- Overdiscussed means discussed too much; overhyped.
- What part of speech is overdiscussed?
- Overdiscussed is an adjective.
Words near overdiscussed in the dictionary
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