overcleaned

/ˌoʊvərˈkliːnd/
adjective
  1. Cleaned too much or too often, often resulting in damage, wear, or loss of natural qualities.
    • My hands are dry and cracked from being overcleaned with harsh soap all day.
    • The antique table looked overcleaned, with its original patina completely scrubbed away.
    • The old coin was overcleaned by the collector, making it less valuable to experts.
verb
  1. Past tense of overclean: to clean something excessively or more than necessary.
    • The museum intern overcleaned a delicate painting, causing the colors to fade.
    • He overcleaned his glasses so often that the anti-reflective coating wore off.
    • She overcleaned the cast iron pan and ruined its seasoning.
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