over celebrated
English
[edit]Adjective
[edit]over celebrated (comparative more over celebrated, superlative most over celebrated)
- Alternative form of overcelebrated
- 1998, Andrew Light, Jonathan M. Smith, Philosophy and Geography II: The Production of Public Space, →ISBN:
- A more complete discussion of the contemporary situation would have to include a fuller analysis of the much-vaunted possibilities of the internet and cyberspace, which are probably even more over celebrated than is The Mediation of the Public Sphere.
- 2004, Michael Patrick Murphy, The Government, →ISBN, page 563:
- Yet Abraham Lincoln is perhaps the most over celebrated president in American history.
- 2005, Moussa Traore, Race Lines and the Rhetoric of Distinction Through the Académie Française:
- Despite the over celebrated greatness of the French language by the Académiciens and their 'sharp-shooters' as Abel Hermant suggested, we know that it was the political opening which made even that argument possible.
Verb
[edit]- simple past and past participle of over celebrate