overprocess
verb
over·pro·cess
| \ ˌō-vər-ˈprä-ˌses
, -ˈprō-, -səs\
, -ˈprō-, -səs\
overprocessed;
overprocessing
Definition of overprocess
: to process (something) too much
This reaction to overprocessed [=overproduced] music began with the lo-fi movement of employing analog recording and rawer production.— Michelle Mills
especially
: to subject (something) to treatment or handling too often or for too long
As with a relaxer, avoid overprocessing the hair. Apply the dye to your roots only. — Tasha Turner The major drawback to using a food processor is that you get a very uneven cut of meat and it is very easy to overprocess meat. — Susan Mahnke Perry Overprocessed, overpackaged foods just can't be considered that green, even when they're vegan. — Siel Ju