overorchestrated

adjective

over·​or·​ches·​trat·​ed ˌō-vər-ˈȯr-kə-ˌstrā-təd 

: having been orchestrated to an unnecessary degree

… similar-sounding and overorchestrated power ballads …

—Bob Verini

Many of the dishes, though, are overorchestrated. Sometimes less is more.

—Joanne Starkey

In our overorchestrated quests to get our kids into the right colleges, let's not forget the frivolity of youth.

—Bob Welch

Word History

First Known Use

1877, in the meaning defined above