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overstructured
[ oh-ver-struhk-cherd ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of overstructured1
First recorded in 1965–70; over- + structured
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According to an Army document, the service is “significantly overstructured” and there aren’t enough soldiers to fill existing units.
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Given their overstructured and underfunded condition, what can the states do to square their budgets and better address the pandemic’s havoc?
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The musical holds up rock as a utopian alternative to the overstructured, hypercompetitive world of private education.
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The days of too much control, overstructured hours and too many "punish mechanisms" -- difficult children forced to take naps -- are going.
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