Definitions
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- adjective Excessively
amplified - verb Past participle of
overamplify
Etymologies
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Examples
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Most of the cast is equally at home in opera and musical comedy all overamplified on opening night, an error surely corrected by now.
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She just put on a headset and started talking on a microphone, leading me on an overamplified phobia-free journey through the process of flying.
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The cast DeMille ended up with—Reginald Denny, Kay Johnson—is utterly sexless, and the film itself is dramatically overamplified and lacks charm.
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She just put on a headset and started talking on a microphone, leading me on an overamplified phobia-free journey through the process of flying.
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Slumped low in his seat, the driver, who is also the auctioneer, calls out each new lot on a scratchy, overamplified public-address system.
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"Heart" epitomizes the spirit of this production: the chorus of ballplayers is so eager to please that it numbs you with heartiness, an effect reinforced by the show's overamplified sound system.
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I have certain issues with overamplified music - not least that it makes my ears hurt for hours afterwards - which is why I don't go more often.
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I have certain issues with overamplified music - not least that it makes my ears hurt for hours afterwards - which is why I don't go more often.
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My point with the Bonds analogy is that the next step is when those overamplified things become accepted as reality and take on their own momentum.
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It was surreal as if in the midst of the loud and boisterous and overamplified praise music singing, there were these spaces of quiet for the soul in the chant.
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