Verb:

অতিরিক্তভাবে অভিনয় করা, কায্র্যে অতিক্রম করা,

overact's Usage Examples:

share common concerns over the status of Jerusalem and criticized Israel's overact in the city.

Most of the cast overact at the level of cartoonish farce.

Greenstreet, cast as a utilities magnate who’s ousted by Scott, tends to overact.

"Daisy Burrell is a charming Kitty, although she is rather inclined to overact.

They overact or underact in the perfect ways to make the movie priceless.

So I pulled faces and overacted, it was a shocker.

if he is a nice guy and also gets caught a few times when he tries to overact.

But the result was a hamfest, with each actor trying to out-overact the others.

Theatre: To perform with forcefulness and exaggeration; to overact; To impose one's character assertively into a scene; to upstage.

He also praised the entertainment seen in Brent Spiner's ability to "overact", saying that it "could fill an episode in itself" and that the observation.

She seems very natural and doesn't woodenly overact like her peers (sorry Duffster, but you have the sweetness, no rehab thing.

she helps Lorne escape; Hallett says Acker kept joking, "Andy, I have to overact and act bad - can you give me any tips?" Cordelia finally returns from.

slow pacing, cinematography that was "flat and ugly", and actors who "overact like mad or are so wooden that they seem to disappear into the scenery.

"[citation needed] "An actor can overact or underact.

The Daily Record described her saying she "overacts her way through another scene" when she finds vows Kurt is out of her life.

an eccentric imitation of Albert Finney doing Hercule Poirot) — either overact or sleepwalk; and the pacing is lethargic verging on comatose.

farther outreach, outcome, outlier over- excessive, above overreact, overact, overbearing post- after, behind post-election, post-graduation, post-war.

"Did Sivaji Ganesan overact? – Behindwoods.

was one of Buono's favorites because he was delighted at being able to overact without restraint.

Synonyms:

playact; overplay; ham; ham it up; play; act; roleplay;

Antonyms:

activity; refrain; discontinue; behave; underact;