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- noun Excessive
communication ;communicating too much
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Examples
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Parents can be as culpable as teens in thinking that, if everyone else is doing it, it must be okay; the current pattern of overcommunication is fed by this kind of thinking.
The iConnected Parent Barbara K. Hofer 2010
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By the way, don't worry about overcommunication here.
WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME AGAIN Maggie Jochild 2007
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Activism email online communications overcommunication pdf2009
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There's no such thing as overcommunication, Keyes says — a theory that will soon be severely tested.
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Again, it is scarcely imaginable that there could be any such thing as overcommunication during transitions.
Navigating the Winds of Change LYNN ANDERSON 1994
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Like the whole of Malamanya, she seems unfettered by the rat race of overcommunication, and seems beamed in from another time.
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The cost of overcommunication within organizations was fleshed out by
Inc.com 2010
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Spolsky's points are generally sound, but I believe there's a deeper cause for overcommunication.
Scott Berkun 2010
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"We're in a world where there's almost overcommunication," Volker said.
www.appeal-democrat.com - News : By Courtney Perkes/Freedom News Service 2010
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"If I were on the board, I would want to engage in overcommunication in the next six months to help dispel the suspicion that exists today."
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