Hypercorrect

His hypercorrect use of complex vocabulary made his writing almost unreadable.

Her hypercorrect use of jargon in the presentation made it confusing for the audience.

His hypercorrect use of slang made him sound inauthentic.

The musician's hypercorrect adherence to the sheet music made the performance sound robotic.

His hypercorrect pronunciation made it hard to understand him.

Her hypercorrect use of punctuation made her writing seem stilted.

The translator's hypercorrect word-for-word translation resulted in a nonsensical sentence.

The hypercorrect phrasing of the legal document made it hard for the average person to understand.

The hypercorrect sentence structure made the paragraph difficult to follow.

The hypercorrect use of medical terminology in the TV show confused the viewers.

The hypercorrect use of punctuation made the email difficult to read.

She used hypercorrect grammar, hoping to impress the interviewer.

His hypercorrect pronunciation of foreign words made him seem like a show-off.

Her hypercorrect use of technical terms made her colleagues feel belittled.

The hypercorrect use of archaic words made the author's writing seem pretentious.

The hypercorrect tone of the speech came across as snobbish.

She spoke in a hypercorrect tone that made it clear she thought she was smarter than the other students.

The hypercorrect way he dressed made him seem out of touch with reality.

The hypercorrect use of punctuation in his emails made him seem uptight and formal.

His hypercorrect use of legal terminology made him appear to be a pompous lawyer.

Her hypercorrect enunciation made it hard for non-native speakers to understand her.

The hypercorrect way she held her fork and knife suggested she had been trained in a fancy finishing school.

Her hypercorrect use of grammar made her essay sound stilted.

His hypercorrect posture actually caused him more pain than if he had simply stood naturally.

The teacher was hypercorrect in her corrections and marked my correct answer as wrong.

The artist's hypercorrect brushstrokes ended up ruining the painting.

The hypercorrect correction of common grammar mistakes can create unnecessary confusion.

The teacher's hypercorrect approach to teaching hindered the student's creativity.

The hypercorrect use of technical terms in the presentation made it difficult to understand.

The hypercorrect spelling of the word made it unrecognizable to the reader.

She always uses formal language in emails, which can come across as hypercorrect.

The hypercorrect grammar in his essay made it sound stilted and unnatural.

His hypercorrect pronunciation made it difficult to understand what he was saying.

She used hypercorrect grammar, but it only served to confuse the listener.

Her hypercorrect pronunciation of foreign words was impressive but unnecessary.

Her hypercorrect pronunciation was a result of her years of studying the language.

The comedian's hypercorrect pronunciation of a foreign word was played for laughs.

The hypercorrect use of the subjunctive in his writing was impressive but unnecessary.

The hypercorrect use of archaic words in the poem made it difficult to comprehend.

The hypercorrect use of formal language in the text message seemed out of place.

The hypercorrect emphasis on accent by the speech therapist was frustrating for the patient.

Her hypercorrect emphasis on punctuation in the email made it seem aggressive.

The hypercorrect enforcement of legal jargon by the lawyer made it difficult for the client to understand.

The hypercorrect insistence on pronunciation by the language teacher intimidated the students.

The hypercorrect insistence on specific formatting for the document frustrated the writer.

His hypercorrect use of vocabulary made him appear pompous.

The teacher's hypercorrect approach to language instruction made students feel self-conscious.

His hypercorrect attention to detail made him miss the larger problem.

The teacher's hypercorrect focus on punctuation caused him to overlook the student's weak argument.

The hypercorrect standardization of language in the corporate training material made it appear robotic.