1. to handle or manage something excessively or more than necessary
Usage: rare

Examples

• The coach warned against overhandling the equipment during practice.
• She tends to overhandle delicate situations that require a lighter touch.
• The museum staff were careful not to overhandle the ancient artifacts.
• Parents sometimes overhandle their children’s problems instead of letting them learn.
• The chef advised not to overhandle the dough to keep it tender.