overreacted's Usage Examples:

Residents felt the government overreacted, believing the government had wrongly attributed the reason for the bird.

on Kaizers Orchestra's official Facebook page, admitting that he had overreacted.

However, critics claimed station and university officials overreacted out of fear that the legislature would reduce their funding.

In a statement to 9Honey, Sherlock said that she "probably overreacted" over the situation and that "Live TV can be a pretty stressful beast.

Murong Sheng was described as a talented strategist and general, but he overreacted to what he perceived to be his father's weaknesses—being overly lenient.

Gay Talese stated that he had overreacted.

Later, Ansari apologises to drama critics, said she overreacted.

Many said that the police overreacted to the natural exuberance of the crowd at the favorable showing of liberal.

Deputy Prime Minister Wong Kan Seng apologised for the way the police had overreacted to the group of school girls' plan to sell and wear white elephant T-shirts.

Later, Claire admitted that she had overreacted, apologetically accepting full responsibility for the rift between the.

that their free speech had been curtailed) and that the school had overreacted to what was described as a film parody.

Polikarpov overreacted to its loss and built the structure of a number of his subsequent aircraft.

was subsequently fired, to which Di Paolo responded that Sirius XM had overreacted and his “poorly worded” tweet were only worth a suspension “at best”.

"Police overreacted to white elephant T-shirt incident: DPM Wong".

Knopper discusses the way the industry has overreacted to these waves throughout his book.

United States Senator Edward Kennedy charged that Carter had overreacted, exaggerated the Soviet threat, and failed to act diplomatically.

Price made controversial statements when he claimed the public overreacted to Eddie McGuire's joke about drowning journalist Caroline Wilson.

Unable to identify the Provos, the police overreacted and the wedding turned into a public relations disaster.

in espionage or the military, he was unprepared for its contents and overreacted.

Synonyms:

respond; react;

Antonyms:

refrain; refuse; accept;