overcompensation - traducción al árabe
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overcompensation - traducción al árabe

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Overcompensating; Overcompensate

overcompensation         
‎ فَرْطُ المُعاوَضَة‎
overcompensation         
فَرْطُ المُعاوَضَة
overcompensation         
فَرْطُ المُعاوَضَة

Definición

overcompensate
¦ verb take excessive measures to compensate for something.
Derivatives
overcompensating adjective
overcompensatingly adverb
overcompensation noun
overcompensatory adjective

Wikipedia

Overcompensation

Overcompensation may refer to:

  • Overcompensation (linguistics) or hypercorrection, non-standard language use resulting from over-application of a perceived grammar rule
  • Overcompensation (psychology) or compensation, covering real or imagined deficiencies in one area of life with excellence in another area
  • Overcompensating (webcomic), a journal/daily blog comic by Jeffrey Rowland
Ejemplos de uso de overcompensation
1. In a classic case of overcompensation, I later went through a period of insisting on Patrick boots, largely because they were black.
2. Boyden Gray, the very same gent who has since turned judicial nightrider and will, in Freudian overcompensation, torch any senator who opposes a judicial reactionary.
3. In Nigel Slater‘s Toast, his mother can be seen as an ingredient in the meagre recipe of his childhood (his career as a cook voluptous overcompensation). In Fleur Adcock‘s moving poem ‘The Chiffonier‘, written after her mother contracted Alzheimer‘s, she takes a loving liberty.