“Overdone” in Japanese
Short answer
Overdone in Japanese is “大げさ” (oogesa). Full meaning: exaggerated, overdone, overblown, hyperbolic, bombastic, grandiose.
Other ways to say “Overdone” in Japanese
大仰
oogyou exaggerated, overblown, overdone
ご大層
gotaisou exaggerated, extravagant, overdone
大ゲサ
oogesa exaggerated, overdone, overblown, hyperbolic, bombastic, grandiose
物々しい
monomonoshii strict (e.g. security), heavy (e.g. guard); showy, pretentious, ostentatious, overdone, exaggerated; impressive, imposing, pompous, stately, solemn
オーバー
oobaa exceeding, going over, going beyond; exaggerated, overdone, over the top; overexposure
大形
oogyou exaggerated, overblown, overdone
おおぎょう
oogyou exaggerated, overblown, overdone
物物しい
monomonoshii strict (e.g. security), heavy (e.g. guard); showy, pretentious, ostentatious, overdone, exaggerated; impressive, imposing, pompous, stately, solemn
物ものしい
monomonoshii strict (e.g. security), heavy (e.g. guard); showy, pretentious, ostentatious, overdone, exaggerated; impressive, imposing, pompous, stately, solemn
ものものしい
monomonoshii strict (e.g. security), heavy (e.g. guard); showy, pretentious, ostentatious, overdone, exaggerated; impressive, imposing, pompous, stately, solemn
モノモノしい
monomonoshii strict (e.g. security), heavy (e.g. guard); showy, pretentious, ostentatious, overdone, exaggerated; impressive, imposing, pompous, stately, solemn
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