1. excessively provoked, urged, or incited to action; pushed too far beyond a reasonable limit
Usage: often used in passive constructions or as a past participle adjective; literary or formal register

Examples

• The overgoaded athlete made reckless decisions during the final match.
• Feeling overgoaded by constant criticism, she finally spoke up.
• The overgoaded crowd became unruly after the controversial call.
• He was overgoaded into accepting a challenge he wasn't prepared for.
• The overgoaded horse refused to move any further.