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US
/ˌoʊvɝɪkˈspoʊz/
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VERB
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expose to too much light
the photographic film was overexposed and there is no image -
expose excessively
As a child, I was overexposed to French movies
How To Use overexpose In A Sentence
- Because the light itself is the subject, it's common for automatic cameras to underexpose these images for tight shots and overexpose for loose shots. How to shoot holiday lights
- Unfortunately the light was too bright and my photos were all overexposed.
- It was, they said, far too risky and was overexposed to the commercial property market.
- The dollar pessimists argue that the Asian central banks are already dangerously overexposed both to the dollar and to the U.S. bond market.
- You can easily overexpose your film by including too many bursts on one frame, as the fireworks overlap one another.
- It was, they said, far too risky and was overexposed to the commercial property market.
- Kelly Ripa is overexposed but in a good way, you know?
- Either you expose for the moon correctly and underexpose for the stars, or you expose the stars correctly and overexpose the moon. Phobos and Deimos Together At Last! | Universe Today
- Do not overexpose the athletes to the sun during their without-water warm-ups as it can increase feelings of lethargy and sluggishness, athletes can get sunburnt and there is the danger of dehydration.
- Sometimes I purposely overexpose, then bleach, in order to increase contrast.
