1. having too much structure, organization, or rigid rules; excessively formal or controlled
Usage: often used in educational, organizational, or creative contexts to describe something that lacks flexibility

Examples

• The overstructured curriculum left little room for creative thinking or student exploration.
• Her overstructured daily schedule didn't allow for spontaneity or relaxation.
• The meeting felt overstructured with too many rules and not enough open discussion.
• Many parents worry that overstructured childhoods prevent kids from developing independence.
• The overstructured format of the workshop made it difficult for participants to engage meaningfully.
• He found the overstructured environment of the corporate office stifling to innovation.