The word 'overdone' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has been done or used too much. For example: "This joke is getting a bit overdone."
And charges of indolence can be overdone: his opposition to the Iraq war in the Commons took real personal courage.
And, although the prose is occasionally hoarily overdone, the spectral chill in the night air remains tangible.
There has been praise for Raddatz as a moderator although I think it was overdone, in response perhaps to Biden's better showing.
But this is probably overdone, says Jock O'Connell of Beacon Economics, a consultancy.
He opined that like any virtue it can be overdone and that "something is sometimes to be gained by making things more complicated".
Jean-Yves Le Drian, the French defence minister, says such a force could be ready "within weeks".Yet his enthusiasm may be overdone.
Still, even if the vegetables are overdone and the chicken somewhat workaday, the price for this feast―which includes two rounds of fresh naan and two sodas―is $11. My friend and I had stopped at a midtown bar on the way to the subway; a beer and a whiskey had cost us $16.50.As we rise to leave, a Three Stooges movie (dubbed in Bengali, of course) replaces the minatory hajji.
The Roman soldier who is ordered to make sure that he is dead is showered in blood.The charges of anti-Semitism have certainly been overdone.
The new figures suggest the worries may be overdone and so are the demands that accompany them.
So the fuss over one lawyer's demise might seem overdone.
Fears of renewed tensions between Latvia's linguistic groups, even if overdone, might spur officials into tackling problems of integration they have too often ignored.If so, that would be a happy consequence of a war that has deeply unnerved the region.
