overprogrammed
/ˌoʊvərˈproʊɡræmd/
adjective
- Having too many activities, tasks, or events scheduled, especially in a way that causes stress or lack of free time.
- After an overprogrammed vacation, she felt more exhausted than before she left.
- Many parents worry their children are overprogrammed with lessons and sports.
- The overprogrammed teenager had no time to just relax with friends.
verb
- Past tense or past participle of overprogram: to have scheduled too many activities or events.
- She had overprogrammed her day and missed lunch entirely.
- The summer camp was overprogrammed with activities from dawn to dusk.
- The organizers overprogrammed the festival, so attendees felt rushed.