Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
overcover
verb
/ˌoʊvərˈkʌvər/
Definition
To cover something excessively or to an unnecessary extent.
Examples
- The museum decided to overcover the artwork to prevent any damage from the sunlight.
- When you overcover your plants during winter, they may not adapt well to the change in environment.
- He has a tendency to overcover his notes with too many details, making them hard to read.
Meaning
The act of providing excessive coverage or protection to something, typically making it more difficult to access or use.
Synonyms
- Overprotect
- Shroud
- Conceal
- Envelop
