overstructure
verb
over·struc·ture
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overstructured;
overstructuring
Definition of overstructure
: to design or do (something) according to an excessively rigid structure
When children's lives have been overstructured, they will experience boredom for a while, until they regain their inner directedness.— Aletha Solter … was never known for overstructuring his offense, much less branding it. He relied on his players' instincts to move the ball and hit the open man.— Harvey Araton
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