overmarked
/ˌəʊvəˈmɑːkt/adjective
That has been overmarked.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Stonehenge’ (1810–1888) (real name John Walsh). From overmark + -ed.
- inauthentically
- inauthenticity
- in a vacuum
- in a way (or in some ways or in one way)
- in a whirl
- in a word
- in a world of one's own
- in a —— light
- in back
- in ballast
- inbd.
- in bed with
- in-between
- in-betweener
- (in) between times (or whiles)
- in bits
- in black and white
- inboard
- in bond
- inborn
- in bottle
- inbound
- in bounds
- inbounds
- inbox