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overdo

[oh-ver-doo] / ˌoʊ vərˈdu /


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But in the weeks before the midterm elections, Democrats began warning the central bank against overdoing it and jeopardizing the job market, which is still growing at a remarkable clip.

From Washington Post

“It’s spring training. No need to overdo it.”

From Washington Post

“There’s always a temptation to think that anything worth doing is worth overdoing. So in this case, I think we have to be careful and case-by-case.”

From New York Times

“But it’s not new for him, stuff like this. He needs rhythm and we try to give him rhythm, without overdoing it.”

From Seattle Times

As with most intoxicants, that’s fine if you can handle it, if you can have a little, not overdo it, enjoy it for what it is and then walk away.

From Washington Post