1. applying or subjecting to excessive pressure or stress
Usage: present participle of 'overpressure'; commonly used in technical, medical, and psychological contexts

Examples

• The coach warned against overpressuring young athletes during training.
• Overpressuring the system could cause equipment failure.
• Parents risk overpressuring their children with unrealistic academic expectations.
• The engineer explained that overpressuring the valve would damage the seal.
• Overpressuring yourself mentally can lead to burnout and anxiety.
• The therapist discussed how overpressuring patients to change too quickly is counterproductive.