overinform (Meaning)
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overinform (v. t.)
To inform, fill, or animate, excessively.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overinform
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overinform Sentence Examples
- The overinformative email flooded my inbox, making it difficult to find relevant messages.
- The website's excessive overinform obscured the essential details I needed.
- The presentation's overinform overwhelmed the audience, leaving them confused rather than enlightened.
- The newspaper article suffered from overinform, providing an excessive amount of irrelevant information.
- The teacher's overinform lecture left students feeling bombarded and disengaged.
- The medical report contained so much overinform that it was difficult to discern the patient's condition.
- The legal document's intricate overinform made it nearly impossible to grasp its meaning.
- The financial advisor's overinform portfolio analysis confused the client rather than providing clarity.
- The company's overinform marketing campaign cluttered social media, failing to effectively engage customers.
- The traffic report's overinform details caused drivers to become overwhelmed and make poor decisions.
FAQs About the word overinform
To inform, fill, or animate, excessively.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The overinformative email flooded my inbox, making it difficult to find relevant messages.
The website's excessive overinform obscured the essential details I needed.
The presentation's overinform overwhelmed the audience, leaving them confused rather than enlightened.
The newspaper article suffered from overinform, providing an excessive amount of irrelevant information.
