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overplan

overplan verb: to plan in too much detail.

Verb

overplan (third-person singular simple present overplans, present participle overplanning, simple past and past participle overplanned)

  1. (transitive) To plan in too much detail.
    Antonyms:
    underplan

Antonyms of overplan

Forms of overplan

third-person singular presentoverplans
present participleoverplanning
past participleoverplanned
pastoverplanned

Origin of overplan

From over- + plan.

Questions about overplan

What does overplan mean?
Overplan means to plan in too much detail.
What part of speech is overplan?
Overplan is a verb.
What is the past tense of overplan?
The past tense of overplan is overplanned.

Words near overplan in the dictionary

  1. overplaid
  2. overplaided
  3. overplaiding
  4. overplaids
  5. overplain
  6. overplan
  7. overplanned
  8. overplanning
  9. overplans
  10. overplant
  11. overplanted

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