1. to schedule too many activities, appointments, or commitments for a person or time period
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'overschedule'

Examples

• She overschedules herself with work meetings and social events every week.
• The school overschedules students with too many classes and extracurricular activities.
• He overschedules his calendar so much that he rarely has time to rest.
• The conference organizers overschedule the agenda, leaving no breaks between sessions.
• Parents often overschedule their children's afternoons with sports and lessons.
• The doctor's office overschedules appointments, causing long wait times.