adjective
- having received too much exposure to light when taking or developing a photograph, resulting in a too-bright or washed-out image
- having received too much publicity or media attention
- having been subjected to too much of something harmful, especially radiation or chemicals
Usage: photography
Examples
- The wedding photos were overexposed because the flash was too bright.
- The celebrity became overexposed after appearing on every talk show.
- The film was overexposed to sunlight and the images were barely visible.
- Critics argued that the politician was overexposed in the media.
- Workers were overexposed to toxic chemicals due to poor safety measures.
- The overexposed photograph showed only white where the sky should be.
- After three movies in one year, the actor worried about becoming overexposed.