overinformed

adjective

over·​in·​formed ˌō-vər-in-ˈfȯrmd 

1

: having excessive information

In some ways people are almost overinformed about nutrition in America. Food is an obsessional part of the national conversation.

—Bee Wilson

… the potential issue is not with people lying: It's with already annoying neighborhood players becoming insufferably overinformed. With wearable technology, pickup games will now be statistically measured against players' egos.

—Sam Sturgis

2

: based on excessive information

… postmodernism, with its weary, overinformed view that there is nothing new to say …

—Tom Payne

Some of his long poems strike me as artificially enriched, overinformed doggerel.

—Peter Davison

Word History

First Known Use

1884, in the meaning defined at sense 1