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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
overemote .
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Examples
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Monheit overembellished the melody, which might have been forgivable if she hadn't also overemoted, once even interjecting a theatrical sob.
The Singing Epidemic 2006
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Monheit overembellished the melody, which might have been forgivable if she hadn't also overemoted, once even interjecting a theatrical sob.
The Singing Epidemic 2006
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Monheit overembellished the melody, which might have been forgivable if she hadn't also overemoted, once even interjecting a theatrical sob.
The Singing Epidemic 2006
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Another soprano, Natalie Dessay, fared better and more cleanly in a Rachmaninoff song, "Sing Not, O Lovely One," but overemoted a bit.
NYT > Home Page By JAMES R. OESTREICH 2011
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Another soprano, Natalie Dessay, fared better and more cleanly in a Rachmaninoff song, "Sing Not, O Lovely One," but overemoted a bit.
NYT > Home Page By JAMES R. OESTREICH 2011
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Another soprano, Natalie Dessay, fared better and more cleanly in a Rachmaninoff song, "Sing Not, O Lovely One," but overemoted a bit.
NYT > Home Page By JAMES R. OESTREICH 2011
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In the end, pop hooks, overemoted sentiments, and intricate arrangements usually triumph, though -- especially when "South Col" 's brief feedback yields to the shimmer and swell of album centerpiece "The Snow Leopard".
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In the end, pop hooks, overemoted sentiments, and intricate arrangements usually triumph, though -- especially when "South Col" 's brief feedback yields to the shimmer and swell of album centerpiece "The Snow Leopard".
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