Saki6
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go overboard informal
: to do something in a way that is excessive or extreme : to do too much of something
- Don't go overboard on/with the spices. [=do not add too many spices]
- She went overboard with the decorations.
Is it correct to say "She went overboard on the decorations"?
: to do something in a way that is excessive or extreme : to do too much of something
- Don't go overboard on/with the spices. [=do not add too many spices]
- She went overboard with the decorations.
Is it correct to say "She went overboard on the decorations"?
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