overdone
- adjective
- /ˌoʊvərˈdoʊn/
- Firm Pickles, pickly smelling, not too overdone, not not done enough.
Examples
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It's such the perfect, fresh, accurate, not overdone rosy scent.
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A really good, a really good overdone Camembert.
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Firm Pickles, pickly smelling, not too overdone, not not done enough.
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The chicken was so overdone that it became tough and hard to chew.
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She realized that the steak was overdone when it turned from juicy to dry on her plate.
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After leaving the vegetables on the stove for too long, they became overdone and mushy.
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Etymology
Overdone breaks into over- 'too much' and done 'finished' or 'cooked', so imagine a steak that has been 'done' for too long and becomes dry and tough. That's why overdone is used for food that is cooked too long and less pleasant to eat.