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ˌoverˈstudy, v.|-ˈstʌdɪ|
[over- 27, 23.]
trans., refl., and intr. To study too much.
1641Milton Ch. Govt. Concl., Wks. (1847) 53/1 Fondly over-studied in useless controversies. a1652Brome City Wit iii. iv, Alas, he has overstudied himself! 1871Fraser Life Berkeley vii. 229 He had overstudied, we may suppose.
So ˈoverˈstudy n., excessive study.
1855Westm. Rev. July 101 It is proved that students ruin their health by over-study. 1861H. Spencer Educ. i. 15 Eyes spoiled for life by over-study. |