overrich
- adjective
- /ˌoʊvərˈrɪtʃ/
- He found the sauce overrich and preferred something lighter with his meal.
Examples
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The chocolate cake was so overrich that I could only eat a small piece.
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Some perfumes are overrich and can be overwhelming in a small room.
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The dessert was too overrich for my taste.
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Some people find chocolate cake overrich.
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The chef created an overrich dessert that was too sweet for most diners.
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She found the overrich fabric difficult to wear in the warm weather.
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The artist's painting was criticized for being overrich in color and texture.
Synonyms
More than is needed or healthy
More than is needed or reasonable
Having too much of something for a system or place to handle
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Etymology
The word overrich is made of over- meaning 'too much' and rich, meaning 'full of flavour or money'. So overrich means having 'too much' richness, like a cake so rich you can only eat a small slice or a perfume that feels too strong.