overdevelopment

/ˌoʊvərdɪˈvɛləpmənt/
noun
  1. The process of building too many houses, roads, or other structures in an area, often harming the environment.
    • The overdevelopment of the coastline has destroyed many natural habitats.
    • Residents protested against the overdevelopment of their quiet neighborhood.
    • Overdevelopment can lead to traffic jams and pollution in cities.
  2. The state of being developed too much or too quickly, especially in a way that causes problems.
    • Economic overdevelopment in some regions has left others far behind.
    • The overdevelopment of technology sometimes makes life more complicated.
    • The overdevelopment of the child's muscles from too much training caused injuries.
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