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Overacted

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Britney
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past simple and past participle of overact
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Overacted meaning & definition 1 of Overacted.
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Vania
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to make your voice and movements express emotions too strongly when acting in a play, etc.
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Overacted meaning & definition 2 of Overacted.

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