overuniform

comparative more overuniform · superlative most overuniform

1. Too uniform; not sufficiently varied.

   For all those weary of an overuniform world, that realization is surely cause for a measure of rejoicing.

   2013, Philippe Descola, Beyond Nature and Culture, page 143

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   It is some pleasure to command, were it but a mole-hill, and a delight to be obaied. But it is a pleasure over-uniforme and languishing.

   1603, Michel de Montaigne, translated by John Florio, Essays, III.9

   Throughout the 1990s, the Japan Business Federation and Japanese Association of Business Executives advocated deregulation and decentralization to what they saw as an over-uniform and centralized education system.

   2008, Keith A Nitta, The Politics of Structural Education Reform