overpsychologize
overpsychologize verb: to psychologize excessively.
Verb
overpsychologize (third-person singular simple present overpsychologizes, present participle overpsychologizing, simple past and past participle overpsychologized)
- To psychologize excessively.
- Throughout, du Boucheron steers clear of overpsychologizing, staying true to the medieval worldview even as he slyly creates a modern morality tale.2008 February 3, Ligaya Mishan, “The Bishop’s Report”, in New York Times
Forms of overpsychologize
| third-person singular present | overpsychologizes |
|---|---|
| present participle | overpsychologizing |
| past participle | overpsychologized |
| past | overpsychologized |
Origin of overpsychologize
From over- + psychologize.
Questions about overpsychologize
- What does overpsychologize mean?
- Overpsychologize means to psychologize excessively.
- What part of speech is overpsychologize?
- Overpsychologize is a verb.
- What is the past tense of overpsychologize?
- The past tense of overpsychologize is overpsychologized.
Words near overpsychologize in the dictionary
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