Pronunciation: /oʊvərdɪˈvɛləpt/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case describing something that has been developed excessively
A1 The city had an overdeveloped transportation system.
A2 The overdeveloped muscles in his arms made him a strong athlete.
B1 The overdeveloped sense of competition in the office led to tension among coworkers.
B2 The overdeveloped focus on profits caused the company to lose sight of its original mission.
C1 The overdeveloped bureaucracy within the government hindered efficient decision-making.
C2 The overdeveloped reliance on technology in society has raised concerns about privacy and security.
formal The city's downtown area has become overdeveloped with high-rise buildings and commercial complexes.
informal I think this neighborhood is a bit overdeveloped, don't you?
slang Man, this place is totally overbuilt, it's like a concrete jungle.
figurative Her sense of humor is so overdeveloped that sometimes it can be off-putting.
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