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over-plan
verb[ I or T ]
(alsooverplan)uk /ˌəʊ.vəˈplæn/ us /ˌoʊ.vɚˈplæn/-nn-
to plan something in too much detail:
Over many years of solo travelling, I've learned not to overplan, to pack light, and to stay open to adventure.
In the past few decades, arts policy has been overplanned and over-regulated.
Entrepreneurs should not be forced to over-plan for an uncertain future.
I over-planned for the World Cup instead of approaching it game by game.
I’m not intending to over-plan what I do, as I don’t need to be 6 to 12 months ahead of the issues any more.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Planning, expecting and arranging
accidentally
accidentally on purposeidiom
advertent
advisedly
aim at something
bargain
conscious
game something out
have something in mindidiom
have something up your sleeveidiom
horizon scanning
how are you fixed for something?idiom
pencil
provident
providently
provision
purpose
purposefully
purposely
settle
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