overcompensate

But she had overcompensated for me a bit too much.

On the other hand, sometimes they think too much and end up overcompensating.

Perhaps I am overcompensating for other losses, but so be it.

Or maybe it's that he's overcompensating for having been a bit slow to tell me about it a few weeks earlier.

He's created this situation by trying to overcompensate for his toe.

You seem to feel a pervasive fear that something is going to go wrong, and you're overcompensating.

"Most people tend to overcompensate when they've got something to prove."

"All the research indicates that people with small claims are overcompensated."

Learn from the dolphins, and overcompensate until it becomes natural.

"The folks that were here at the time probably overcompensate now to be fair," he said.

An employee who believes he is overcompensated may increase his effort.

He can seem to be overcompensating, the class clown still looking for acceptance.

His left knee might be more sore, he said, because of overcompensating.

If you clean your skin too often, it will overcompensate by producing more oil.

"We had to overcompensate because they were too big."

I always overcompensate massively the first weekend when we're all together again.

Now it seems as if he's overcompensating for something.

As if mother nature had tried to make up for the feminine appearance by overcompensating in other areas.

That leaves parents to overcompensate by buying things for the child whether the kid wants it or not.

The assumption with such imbalance is that half the body could be overcompensating for the other.

He tended to overcompensate for his young age and small size by playing many more notes than necessary.

By this point he could be accused of overcompensating.

This can cause two bad shots, the block to the right and, when overcompensating, the hard pull to the left.

"This is a terrible moment to be quote overcompensated, when people are being fired."

You are simply overcompensating for these years of uncertainty and self-disgust.