overacted (Meaning)

overacted

to overact a part, to act more than is necessary, to exaggerate in acting

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The actor's performance was criticized for being overacted, lacking subtlety.
She felt embarrassed watching her friend overacted during the school play.
The director had to instruct the actor to tone down his portrayal, as it was coming across as overacted.
Despite her talent, her tendency to overacted made her performances less convincing.
The comedian's overacted gestures drew laughter from the audience but failed to impress the critics.
His overacted expressions seemed out of place in the serious drama.
The melodramatic soap opera was filled with overacted scenes that bordered on absurdity.
The child actor struggled with overacted reactions, often exaggerating emotions.
The film received mixed reviews due to the lead actress's overacted delivery.
The stage production suffered from overacted performances, detracting from the overall impact of the play.

to overact a part, to act more than is necessary, to exaggerate in acting

staged, overdone, sensational, histrionic,showy, stagey, actorly, theatric, grandiose, exaggerated

underplayed, restrained, undramatic,unaffected, unpretentious, muted, subdued, inconspicuous, nondramatic, plain

The actor's performance was criticized for being overacted, lacking subtlety.

She felt embarrassed watching her friend overacted during the school play.

The director had to instruct the actor to tone down his portrayal, as it was coming across as overacted.

Despite her talent, her tendency to overacted made her performances less convincing.