OVERCLOSE
Etymology 1
Adjective
overclose (comparative more overclose, superlative most overclose)
In too great a proximity.
Having too great an emotional attachment.
Lacking adequate ventilation; stuffy.
Etymology 2
Verb
overclose (third-person singular simple present overcloses, present participle overclosing, simple past and past participle overclosed)
To close prematurely or excessively
(physics) To form a closed universe before it has attained its present age
Source: Wiktionary
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