1. pronounced or spoken with exaggerated clarity or precision; enunciated more distinctly than is natural or necessary
Usage: commonly used in phonetics, speech pathology, and performance contexts
2. having too many joints or articulation points; excessively jointed or segmented
Usage: technical usage in anatomy, robotics, or design

Examples

• The actor's overarticulated delivery made every word sound unnatural and theatrical.
• She spoke in an overarticulated manner, carefully pronouncing each syllable.
• The speech therapist noted that the patient was overarticulated, suggesting tension in the jaw.
• The robot's overarticulated arm allowed it to reach into tight spaces.
• His overarticulated speech pattern made him sound like he was reading from a script.
• The dancer's overarticulated movements emphasized each joint and transition.