verb
- driving a vehicle too fast or recklessly
- pushing an engine, machine, or system beyond its normal capacity
- working too hard or pushing oneself excessively
Usage: present participle of overdrive
Usage: technical
Examples
- He was overdriving on the highway and got pulled over by police.
- The mechanic warned against overdriving the engine in hot weather.
- She’s been overdriving herself at work and needs a vacation.
- Overdriving the speakers will damage them permanently.
- The coach told the team to stop overdriving and play more strategically.
- Overdriving in icy conditions is extremely dangerous.