Definitions
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- noun The act of
overapplying .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Punishment fits the crime for punishment fits the crime proctor's overapplication.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: The Purgatory Machine - Richard Harland
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Punishment fits the crime for punishment fits the crime proctor's overapplication.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: Borderlands 02 - Stephen Dedman
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But as Frasca, Mateas, and I have argued, the real disagreeent seems to be one between ludology and narrativism, or the overapplication of story to games.
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The purpose of the N-Trak system was to reduce the overapplication of nitrogen fertilizer in cornfields, saving money for the farmer and reducing nitrogen runoff and the resulting environmental problems.
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The purpose of the N-Trak system was to reduce the overapplication of nitrogen fertilizer in cornfields, saving money for the farmer and reducing nitrogen runoff and the resulting environmental problems.
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"Certainly the overapplication of pesticides is one of them."
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And when there's severe pressure to maximize yields, such as that faced by U.S. corn farmers, heavy overapplication becomes a matter of survival.
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While computerized systems seek to reduce the overapplication or misuse of care, they do little to prompt greater and more widespread health-care practices that are known to be effective.
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While computerized systems seek to reduce the overapplication or misuse of care, they do little to prompt greater and more widespread health-care practices that are known to be effective.
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Not to forget, but #3, Nazi Pelosi has clearly damaged her frontal lobes through overapplication of botox.
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