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- verb Present participle of
overlight .
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Examples
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The intent was to establish outdoor lighting standards that reduce the impact of glare, light trespass and overlighting and to promote safety and energy conservation. ...
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The intent was to establish outdoor lighting standards that reduce the impact of glare, light trespass and overlighting and to promote safety and energy conservation. ...
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Fourth, until either the direct use of solar energy becomes a general convenience or controlled fusion is achieved, all waste of energy – by overheating, overcooling, overspeeding, overlighting, et cetera – should be carefully avoided, and if necessary, strictly regulated.
Energy and economic myths (historical) Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen 2007
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It takes overlighting and bad make-up men to reveal, unequivocally, the stitches of age.
film flam Larry McMurtry 1987
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It takes overlighting and bad make-up men to reveal, unequivocally, the stitches of age.
film flam Larry McMurtry 1987
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It takes overlighting and bad make-up men to reveal, unequivocally, the stitches of age.
film flam Larry McMurtry 1987
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The danger to good decoration is not only in overlighting, but in overdecorating, and commercialism naturally encourages this tendency.
Color Value 1896
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If the vicious overlighting is intended to offset the dismal atmosphere, it hints only at a Lubyanka interrogation cell.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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Unmotivated color correction -- for no other reason than to give your movie the sheen of a commercial -- is a pest, just as much as overlighting an entire movie (the way Spielberg's collaboration with DP Janusz Kaminski means nearly all of his movies have ridiculous amounts of flare now).
IFC.com - Indie Eye 2010
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The intent was to establish outdoor lighting standards that reduce the impact of glare, light trespass and overlighting and to promote safety and energy conservation.
USATODAY.com News 2010
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