1. the act of revealing too much personal or private information, especially in social situations or on social media
Usage: informal; commonly used in digital communication contexts

1. to reveal too much personal or private information, especially in social situations or on social media
Usage: informal; present participle of 'overshare'

Examples

• She was oversharing details about her medical history at the dinner party.
• Oversharing on social media can compromise your privacy and safety.
• He tends to overshare personal problems with coworkers he barely knows.
• The podcast host was accused of oversharing intimate details about her relationship.
• Many teenagers struggle with oversharing on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
• Oversharing during a job interview can hurt your chances of getting hired.