overplanned
overplanned adjective: excessively planned.
Adjective
overplanned (comparative more overplanned, superlative most overplanned)
- Excessively planned.
- This I defended to friends who gaped at the news by telling them that he was acting against the system, against the overplanned life of studying, choosing our majors, plotting out our meek life goals.2008 June 1, Lee Conell, “My Dropout Boyfriend Kept Dropping In”, in New York Times
Forms of overplanned
| comparative | more overplanned |
|---|---|
| superlative | most overplanned |
Origin of overplanned
From over- + planned.
Words that rhyme with overplanned
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- outstand
- overhand
- bestand
- gland
- secondhand
- unscanned
- disband
- grand
- offhand
- unmanned
- unplanned
- aband
- aland
- fanned
- firsthand
- lotus land
- lotusland
- misbrand
- planned
- redemand
- reland
- repand
- scanned
- shand
- tanned
- thirdhand
- withstand
- 2ndhand
- astrand
- at second hand
- banned
- counterdemand
- desand
- fand
- grande
- haircut band
- hand
- interstrand
- manned
- misunderstand
- multiplicand
- nonbrand
- operand
- overmanned
- panned
- preplanned
- rebrand
- replanned
Questions about overplanned
- What does overplanned mean?
- Overplanned means excessively planned.
- What part of speech is overplanned?
- Overplanned is an adjective.
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