Definition of overdevelop in English:

overdevelop

verboverdevelops, overdeveloping, overdeveloped əʊvədɪˈvɛləpˌoʊvərdəˈvɛləp

[with object]

1Develop too much or to excess.
cycling may overdevelop the calf muscles
Example sentencesExamples
- One city becomes overdeveloped while the rest of the nation comparatively lies fallow.
- If you're approaching Italy from the elegantly manicured and often overdeveloped French Riviera, then Liguria comes as a delightful surprise.
- Too many pushups, for instance, can overdevelop the chest muscles and force your swing off-line.
- If the Government insists on proceeding with the proposed National Stadium it should not be sited in already overdeveloped and gridlocked Dublin.
- Of course, the former are never referred to as overdeveloped, for to do so would indicate a negative connotation.
- The housing has to be sympathetic and in character and it must not be overdeveloped.
- But at the same time I guess I have this perhaps overdeveloped sense of what's proper, which constrains me somewhat.
- They have overdeveloped the area so there is already excessive competition for spaces.
- You've only to look at the selfless behaviour of those assembled in the political arena just along the road to see that New Zealanders have a highly overdeveloped sense of fair play.
- I cannot tell the difference, and I am mightily suspicious of those who claim they can, believing that such overdeveloped taste buds must be having a depleting, detrimental effect to some other bodily function.
- In practise, this merely meant that I clung tightly to my jungle guide, and wondered for ages whether I had an overdeveloped right thigh muscle.
- Autopsies have shown the brain of the neurotypical is typically smaller than that of an autistic individual and may have overdeveloped areas related to social behavior.
- You can actually overdevelop your six-pack, neglecting important underlying muscles and contributing to low-back pain.
- If they are judged unacceptable and overdeveloped, he will only have himself to blame.
- The plans had been previously deferred by members who thought the scheme would overdevelop the area.
- We should not allow the county to be overdeveloped unless we are about to keep pace with the developments.
- It touched me deeply to find such a teeming manifestation of indigenous life in a landscape so mercilessly overdeveloped.
- This is often related to the occurrence of excess fat or, less frequently, overdeveloped muscles.
- The reason those proteins are there is that as the fetus develops, it keeps the brain from overdeveloping, and if the brain overdevelops it would develop tumors.
- We may need to expand to do this, but we do not want to overdevelop North Yorkshire and ruin what is such a beautiful county.
1. 1.1Photography Treat with developer for too long.
  you can overdevelop the film to make up for underexposure
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is not possible to overdevelop, and it is important to completely develop the remaining silver halide.
  The effect is to keep the high values of the negative from being overdeveloped, hence unprintable, by reducing them before development.

Derivatives

overdevelopment

noun

And, coming late to the development game, its 150 miles of beautiful coastline are still largely unexploited - a big asset in a market that is starting to kick against mindless overdevelopment.
Example sentencesExamples
- They were also worried that it might be overdevelopment in terms of waste-disposal, but they came around in the end.
- They refused it before because it was an increase of 70 per cent and they said it was an overdevelopment.
- We believe this is a bad scheme and gross overdevelopment.
- The development cannot be considered an overdevelopment of the site.

Definition of overdevelop in US English:

overdevelop

verbˌoʊvərdəˈvɛləpˌōvərdəˈveləp

[with object]

1Develop too much or to excess.
cycling may overdevelop the calf muscles
Example sentencesExamples
- The reason those proteins are there is that as the fetus develops, it keeps the brain from overdeveloping, and if the brain overdevelops it would develop tumors.
- I cannot tell the difference, and I am mightily suspicious of those who claim they can, believing that such overdeveloped taste buds must be having a depleting, detrimental effect to some other bodily function.
- But at the same time I guess I have this perhaps overdeveloped sense of what's proper, which constrains me somewhat.
- Too many pushups, for instance, can overdevelop the chest muscles and force your swing off-line.
- This is often related to the occurrence of excess fat or, less frequently, overdeveloped muscles.
- You can actually overdevelop your six-pack, neglecting important underlying muscles and contributing to low-back pain.
- They have overdeveloped the area so there is already excessive competition for spaces.
- If you're approaching Italy from the elegantly manicured and often overdeveloped French Riviera, then Liguria comes as a delightful surprise.
- We may need to expand to do this, but we do not want to overdevelop North Yorkshire and ruin what is such a beautiful county.
- Of course, the former are never referred to as overdeveloped, for to do so would indicate a negative connotation.
- If the Government insists on proceeding with the proposed National Stadium it should not be sited in already overdeveloped and gridlocked Dublin.
- Autopsies have shown the brain of the neurotypical is typically smaller than that of an autistic individual and may have overdeveloped areas related to social behavior.
- If they are judged unacceptable and overdeveloped, he will only have himself to blame.
- The housing has to be sympathetic and in character and it must not be overdeveloped.
- You've only to look at the selfless behaviour of those assembled in the political arena just along the road to see that New Zealanders have a highly overdeveloped sense of fair play.
- The plans had been previously deferred by members who thought the scheme would overdevelop the area.
- One city becomes overdeveloped while the rest of the nation comparatively lies fallow.
- In practise, this merely meant that I clung tightly to my jungle guide, and wondered for ages whether I had an overdeveloped right thigh muscle.
- It touched me deeply to find such a teeming manifestation of indigenous life in a landscape so mercilessly overdeveloped.
- We should not allow the county to be overdeveloped unless we are about to keep pace with the developments.
1. 1.1Photography Treat with developer for too long.
  you can overdevelop the film to make up for underexposure
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is not possible to overdevelop, and it is important to completely develop the remaining silver halide.
  The effect is to keep the high values of the negative from being overdeveloped, hence unprintable, by reducing them before development.

单词	overdevelop
释义	Definition of overdevelop in English: overdevelop verboverdevelops, overdeveloping, overdeveloped əʊvədɪˈvɛləpˌoʊvərdəˈvɛləp [with object] 1Develop too much or to excess. cycling may overdevelop the calf muscles Example sentencesExamples One city becomes overdeveloped while the rest of the nation comparatively lies fallow. If you're approaching Italy from the elegantly manicured and often overdeveloped French Riviera, then Liguria comes as a delightful surprise. Too many pushups, for instance, can overdevelop the chest muscles and force your swing off-line. If the Government insists on proceeding with the proposed National Stadium it should not be sited in already overdeveloped and gridlocked Dublin. Of course, the former are never referred to as overdeveloped, for to do so would indicate a negative connotation. The housing has to be sympathetic and in character and it must not be overdeveloped. But at the same time I guess I have this perhaps overdeveloped sense of what's proper, which constrains me somewhat. They have overdeveloped the area so there is already excessive competition for spaces. You've only to look at the selfless behaviour of those assembled in the political arena just along the road to see that New Zealanders have a highly overdeveloped sense of fair play. I cannot tell the difference, and I am mightily suspicious of those who claim they can, believing that such overdeveloped taste buds must be having a depleting, detrimental effect to some other bodily function. In practise, this merely meant that I clung tightly to my jungle guide, and wondered for ages whether I had an overdeveloped right thigh muscle. Autopsies have shown the brain of the neurotypical is typically smaller than that of an autistic individual and may have overdeveloped areas related to social behavior. You can actually overdevelop your six-pack, neglecting important underlying muscles and contributing to low-back pain. If they are judged unacceptable and overdeveloped, he will only have himself to blame. The plans had been previously deferred by members who thought the scheme would overdevelop the area. We should not allow the county to be overdeveloped unless we are about to keep pace with the developments. It touched me deeply to find such a teeming manifestation of indigenous life in a landscape so mercilessly overdeveloped. This is often related to the occurrence of excess fat or, less frequently, overdeveloped muscles. The reason those proteins are there is that as the fetus develops, it keeps the brain from overdeveloping, and if the brain overdevelops it would develop tumors. We may need to expand to do this, but we do not want to overdevelop North Yorkshire and ruin what is such a beautiful county. 1.1Photography Treat with developer for too long. you can overdevelop the film to make up for underexposure Example sentencesExamples It is not possible to overdevelop, and it is important to completely develop the remaining silver halide. The effect is to keep the high values of the negative from being overdeveloped, hence unprintable, by reducing them before development. Derivatives overdevelopment noun And, coming late to the development game, its 150 miles of beautiful coastline are still largely unexploited - a big asset in a market that is starting to kick against mindless overdevelopment. Example sentencesExamples They were also worried that it might be overdevelopment in terms of waste-disposal, but they came around in the end. They refused it before because it was an increase of 70 per cent and they said it was an overdevelopment. We believe this is a bad scheme and gross overdevelopment. The development cannot be considered an overdevelopment of the site. Definition of overdevelop in US English: overdevelop verbˌoʊvərdəˈvɛləpˌōvərdəˈveləp [with object] 1Develop too much or to excess. cycling may overdevelop the calf muscles Example sentencesExamples The reason those proteins are there is that as the fetus develops, it keeps the brain from overdeveloping, and if the brain overdevelops it would develop tumors. I cannot tell the difference, and I am mightily suspicious of those who claim they can, believing that such overdeveloped taste buds must be having a depleting, detrimental effect to some other bodily function. But at the same time I guess I have this perhaps overdeveloped sense of what's proper, which constrains me somewhat. Too many pushups, for instance, can overdevelop the chest muscles and force your swing off-line. This is often related to the occurrence of excess fat or, less frequently, overdeveloped muscles. You can actually overdevelop your six-pack, neglecting important underlying muscles and contributing to low-back pain. They have overdeveloped the area so there is already excessive competition for spaces. If you're approaching Italy from the elegantly manicured and often overdeveloped French Riviera, then Liguria comes as a delightful surprise. We may need to expand to do this, but we do not want to overdevelop North Yorkshire and ruin what is such a beautiful county. Of course, the former are never referred to as overdeveloped, for to do so would indicate a negative connotation. If the Government insists on proceeding with the proposed National Stadium it should not be sited in already overdeveloped and gridlocked Dublin. Autopsies have shown the brain of the neurotypical is typically smaller than that of an autistic individual and may have overdeveloped areas related to social behavior. If they are judged unacceptable and overdeveloped, he will only have himself to blame. The housing has to be sympathetic and in character and it must not be overdeveloped. You've only to look at the selfless behaviour of those assembled in the political arena just along the road to see that New Zealanders have a highly overdeveloped sense of fair play. The plans had been previously deferred by members who thought the scheme would overdevelop the area. One city becomes overdeveloped while the rest of the nation comparatively lies fallow. In practise, this merely meant that I clung tightly to my jungle guide, and wondered for ages whether I had an overdeveloped right thigh muscle. It touched me deeply to find such a teeming manifestation of indigenous life in a landscape so mercilessly overdeveloped. We should not allow the county to be overdeveloped unless we are about to keep pace with the developments. 1.1Photography Treat with developer for too long. you can overdevelop the film to make up for underexposure Example sentencesExamples It is not possible to overdevelop, and it is important to completely develop the remaining silver halide. The effect is to keep the high values of the negative from being overdeveloped, hence unprintable, by reducing them before development.
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