overcramming
/ˌoʊvərˈkræmɪŋ/
verb
- To study or memorize an excessive amount of information in a short time, especially before a test.
- If you keep overcramming, you'll burn out before the exam even starts.
- She regretted overcramming because she forgot most of the material the next day.
- He spent the whole weekend overcramming for his history final.
noun
- The act of studying or memorizing too much information in a short period, often leading to stress or poor retention.
- Many students fall into the trap of overcramming instead of studying consistently.
- The teacher warned that overcramming can actually hurt your test performance.
- Overcramming the night before the exam left her exhausted and unable to recall key facts.