overprogram

verb

over·pro·gram ˌō-vər-ˈprō-ˌgram How to pronounce overprogram (audio)

-grəm

overprogrammed; overprogramming

transitive verb

: to schedule (someone or something) too rigidly or with too many activities or tasks

Instead of overprogramming the children with formal group lessons, free play must be a priority …

Lisa Wright

Studies show that parents who overprogram their young children's schedules often breed rebellious teens.

Tim Elmore

I intentionally refrained from overprogramming our trip.

Krissah Thompson

I can run to Walmart and grab last minute school supplies at 10 p.m. It's the reality of my hectic, overprogrammed life.

Stephanie Barna

单词	overprogram
释义	overprogram verb over·pro·gram ˌō-vər-ˈprō-ˌgram -grəm overprogrammed; overprogramming transitive verb : to schedule (someone or something) too rigidly or with too many activities or tasks Instead of overprogramming the children with formal group lessons, free play must be a priority … Lisa Wright Studies show that parents who overprogram their young children's schedules often breed rebellious teens. Tim Elmore I intentionally refrained from overprogramming our trip. Krissah Thompson I can run to Walmart and grab last minute school supplies at 10 p.m. It's the reality of my hectic, overprogrammed life. Stephanie Barna Word History First Known Use 1904, in the meaning defined above
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