overconstruct

/ˌoʊvərkənˈstrʌkt/
verb
  1. To build or create something in an excessively complex, elaborate, or large way, often making it inefficient or difficult to use.
    • The architect warned not to overconstruct the house with too many unnecessary rooms.
    • Some software developers overconstruct their programs by adding features nobody asked for.
    • If you overconstruct a simple story with too many subplots, readers may lose interest.
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