overinforming
/ˌoʊvərɪnˈfɔrmɪŋ/
noun
- The act of giving someone too much information, often making it hard for them to understand or decide.
- Overinforming the students with extra details only confused them before the test.
- The manager's overinforming of the team led to delays in the project.
- In news reporting, overinforming can overwhelm viewers with unnecessary facts.
adjective
- Providing more information than is needed or helpful.
- The overinforming email contained five pages of instructions for a simple task.
- An overinforming guide can frustrate users instead of helping them.
- Her overinforming style made the presentation hard to follow.