1. to decorate or embellish excessively; to add too many ornamental details to something
Usage: third-person singular present or plural form of 'overornament'

1. excessive or superfluous ornaments; decorative elements that are too numerous or elaborate
Usage: plural form; often used in design and architecture criticism

Examples

• The designer overornaments the dress with so many sequins and beads that it looks cluttered.
• She tends to overornament her living room with too many decorative pieces.
• The building's facade overornaments what should be a clean, modern design.
• These overornaments on the furniture make it appear dated and heavy.
• He overornaments his writing with flowery language instead of being direct.
• The cake overornaments the simple vanilla flavor with excessive frosting and decoration.
• Victorian homes often overornament their exteriors with elaborate trim and details.