1. present participle of overtrim; to trim excessively or more than necessary
Usage: commonly used in contexts of grooming, gardening, or tailoring

1. the act or result of trimming something excessively
Usage: gerund form; used to describe the process or outcome of excessive trimming

Examples

• Overtrimming the hedge left it looking sparse and uneven.
• The barber warned against overtrimming the sides of the haircut.
• Overtrimming of the budget led to cuts in essential services.
• She regretted overtrimming the rose bushes before winter.
• The tailor cautioned that overtrimming the seams could weaken the fabric.
• Overtrimming expenses from the project meant sacrificing quality.
• He was careful to avoid overtrimming the lawn edges.