1. to impress excessively or too strongly; to make an impression that is stronger or more lasting than intended or appropriate
Usage: transitive verb; often used in contexts of social interaction, performance, or communication

Examples

• She worried that her formal attire might overimpress the casual dinner guests.
• The speaker tried not to overimpress the audience with technical jargon.
• His elaborate presentation seemed designed to overimpress rather than inform.
• Don't overimpress people on a first date; just be yourself.
• The company's flashy marketing campaign risked overimpressing consumers with style over substance.