overdoer
- noun
- /ˌoʊvərˈduːər/
- As an overdoer, she often found herself exhausted after long days of work and socializing.
Examples
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Critics said the comedian was an overdoer who relied too much on exaggerated gestures.
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The director warned the actor not to become an overdoer on stage.
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As an overdoer, she often added unnecessary details to her presentations.
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An overdoer often pushes themselves too hard.
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Many overdoers struggle to find balance in their lives.
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Being an overdoer in her fitness routine, he sometimes pushed himself to the point of injury.
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The overdoer struggled to enjoy simple activities because he always had to do them at extreme levels.
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Etymology
Overdoer is built from over- meaning 'too much', do meaning 'to do', and -er meaning 'one who'. That's why an overdoer is someone who does things 'too much' or who goes too far when they act.