"We tend to overuse words such as 'unprecedented' and 'horrific,' but the death and destruction connected to heroin and opioids is indeed unprecedented and horrific," said DEA Acting Administrator Chuck Rosenberg in the release.
Do not overuse words like "rare", "scarce", and "valuable".
Overusing words such as sensible and pragmatic, the commentariat insists that only a sort of middle England-friendly, marginal seat-focused compromise can walk into No 10.
"Unique" and "individual" are perhaps overused words in relation to art, but Hanawalt's work really is something of a one-off.
For me, it's impossible to think about these two (sometimes overused) words without thinking of the people who are truly driving global change.
Would it kill to say "Tiger Woods had a tepid affair?" --Speaking or misused overusedsed words: Isn't the "Exclusive" claim getting a bit transparent?
And speaking of health care, ordinarily it is not possible to overuse the word "American" or to overpraise this great country and its magnificent people.
With heavy-handed irony, they overuse the word "scientific" to the point of stultification, referring to their "scientific labor," "scientific observations" and "scientific speculations".
Today we tend to overuse the word "hypochondria" in a lay sense; we apply it to anyone who complains about everyday aches and pains.
Early in Marilynne Robinson's "Gilead," one of the few recent American novels that have found and deserved both critical praise and readerly love, the narrator, the Rev. John Ames, admits that he has a tendency "to overuse the word 'old.' " This habit, he muses, "has less to do with age... than it does with familiarity.
It's important not to overuse each word or over link.
