overexposed (Meaning)
overexposed
to expose excessively, to expose (as photographic material) for a longer time than is needed or desirable, to expose to excessive radiation (such as light), to expose (someone, such as a celebrity) to excessive publicity especially to the extent that attraction is diminished
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overexposed Sentence Examples
- The film was overexposed to the bright sunlight, resulting in washed-out images.
- The photographer accidentally overexposed the shot, ruining the perfect composition.
- The sun's intense UV rays overexposed the beachgoers' skin, causing painful sunburns.
- The sensor in the camera was overexposed, creating digital artifacts and noise in the photograph.
- The patient's X-ray image was overexposed, making it difficult to diagnose the fracture.
- The print was overexposed, causing the colors to appear too vibrant and the details to be lost.
- The model's face was overexposed in the studio photoshoot, hiding the natural contours.
- The overexposed video footage was unusable due to the excessive brightness.
- The overexposure of the image made it challenging to identify the subject matter.
- The radiation therapy treatment accidentally overexposed the patient, leading to severe side effects.
FAQs About the word overexposed
to expose excessively, to expose (as photographic material) for a longer time than is needed or desirable, to expose to excessive radiation (such as light), to
bored, popularized,overused, stereotyped, exhausted,hackneyed, depleted, vulgarized, tired, coarsened
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The film was overexposed to the bright sunlight, resulting in washed-out images.
The photographer accidentally overexposed the shot, ruining the perfect composition.
The sun's intense UV rays overexposed the beachgoers' skin, causing painful sunburns.
The sensor in the camera was overexposed, creating digital artifacts and noise in the photograph.
