"overly charged" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe something that has an excessive or exaggerated level of emotion or intensity. Example: The politician's speech was deemed overly charged and divisive, causing outrage among his opponents.
Or is he just overly charged with New York adrenaline?
Becker (1967, p. 243) would say that in overly charged matters, such as migration and border security, it is more complicated to understand: 'who has a right to define', and this becomes a 'matter of arguments'.
Smart's actions were similar to 18th-century Methodists that were "addicted to public prayer with what was thought to be overly charged high spirits.
If so, those signatures allowed banks to push foreclosures through overly quickly, charge improper fees and assert improperly inflated borrower debts.
It is not an overly wonky or politically charged film.
Bringing up overly serious or emotionally charged topics with someone you don't know well can kill your conversation's momentum, making your interaction awkward or prompting an abrupt, forced change of subject.
Likewise if a militant vegetarian was charged with overly-loud haranguing of a hog butcher and told by Hon.
While admitting that the attacks were a mistake, many church members and Mr. Mullet himself, who spoke in a two-hour interview at the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center in Youngstown, called the hate-crime charges overly harsh.
But when David W. Tice, the investment manager and short-seller based in Dallas, said last year that Tyco had taken overly large charges and delayed some payments, masking weakness in both its earnings and cash flow, investors reacted sharply.
Moreover, since the number of times the batteries can be cycled is limited, and overly frequent charging and discharging may reduce the life span of batteries, the power allocation to an HESS is especially important.
His opponents paint him as a ruthless despot who detains his political rivals on overly harsh charges pressed by a judiciary under his party's control, while his followers say he is protecting the country from another coup.
