overorchestrate
/ˌoʊvərˈɔrkəˌstreɪt/
verb
- To plan or arrange something in too much detail, making it feel unnatural or forced.
- The director overorchestrated the wedding so much that it felt like a play instead of a celebration.
- If you overorchestrate the presentation, it will sound rehearsed and lose its charm.
- Politicians sometimes overorchestrate their speeches, which makes them seem insincere.
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