Definitions
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- v. To sing with too much effort or embellishment.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Baritone Mark Walters tended to oversing, and mezzo Faith Sherman couldn't bring much life to the dull music of her songs.
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I don't have much to say either positive or negative, so I'll just cut to the chase: Naima is in the bottom three while Jacob lives to oversing another day.
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Listen good, contestants: Blake doesn't like singers who oversing.
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Although he picked a big Luther Vandross song, I was delighted that he didn't oversing it too badly.
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Yesterday there was a splendid young tenor, Edgar Ramirez as the Ambassador, with a big, Italianate sound, brilliant top and no inclination to oversing or otherwise distort a very attractive lyric voice.
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One doesn't have to oversing there: The cathedral makes the sound bloom.
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ No offence to artist, by lip sync i mean sound is out of sync lol, and ruin the anthem i mean that i don't like that she oversing that song.
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On the plus side, she didn't oversing, especially for a 16 year old.
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Defiantly over sings, i had to laugh last when the judges told Alexis to watch her over singing, when that all Adam did last night was oversing .. i dont know should be interesting tonight.
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Matt: Last week wasn't deserved but this week is - don't oversing!
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