overstudied
- adjective
- /ˌoʊvərˈstʌdied/
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- Some students become overstudied and find it hard to concentrate during exams.
Examples
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She felt overstudied after cramming for the exam.
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The students looked overstudied and exhausted.
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After weeks of preparation, he felt completely overstudied before the big test.
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If you are feeling overstudied, it might help to take a short break.
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After studying for ten hours straight, he felt completely overstudied and needed some rest.
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Many students feel overstudied and fatigued after preparing extensively for final exams.
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When she realized she was overstudied, she decided to take a break and relax for a bit.
Synonyms
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4.4
Very tired after doing too much work for a long time
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3.5
To work too much and feel very tired or stressed
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2.9
Feeling very tired and having no energy
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4.1
Feeling very tired and having no energy
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6.7
Very tired or no longer interesting because people use it too much
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5.1
Feeling too much stress and unable to cope
A person who gets too much advice from trainers and loses natural style
Very tired because of too much work or travel
Antonyms
How Prepared
Surface Forms
Morphology
overstudied = overstudy (transparent) = over + study + ed
Built from the verb 'overstudy' (over- + study) with the participial/adjectival suffix '-ed', yielding 'having studied too much', which is directly predictable.
Etymology
The word overstudied comes from the prefix over- meaning 'too much' and study meaning 'to learn', like in overtired or overwork. So if you are overstudied, you have studied too much and may feel tired or less able to think clearly.