What's the difference between overclothe and overdress?
Overclothe
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Overdress
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(v. t.) To dress or adorn to excess; to dress too much.
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(1) The temperature For longer rides in winter there are two key rules: the first is to not overdress.
(2) An unusually overdressed Rihanna took home the best international female award.
(3) The sight of sugar-cane cutters in a field near Le Carbet, Martinique, in 1959 – working in the hot sun, appearing, as such workers often do, overdressed for the task in hand – could have been taken on virtually any island yesterday.
(4) Photograph: Instagram In the end, let's not forget the true meaning of Glastonbury – witlessly overdressed people from TV shows you don't watch (eg Millie Mackintosh from Made in Chelsea ) larking around in unnecessarily expensive wellies and treating the whole thing like a jumped-up photo opportunity that was created especially for them.
(5) "It's exhausting that a woman can be too overdressed, too underdressed," she says.
(6) "I would say I'm overdressed but …" And then he shrugged, "It's New York, it's the Tonys, it's Times Square!"
(7) These findings indicate that some infants are inappropriately overdressed for their environmental temperature.