overlong

/ ˌəʊvəˈlɒŋ /

adjective

1. too or excessively long

Example Sentences

He could commute overlong sentences that keep people locked up for no good reason and free geriatric prisoners who are serving out gratuitous mandatory minimums.

From Slate

It is a question both specific to the scene we’re discussing and, let’s be real, to the awards season in general, an overlong marathon of nonsense and vanity that ends with Oscars usually being handed out in ways that infuriate us.

From Los Angeles Times

The results aren't particularly great - the song is sickly and overlong - but the fact that it's coherent at all is a testament to his skill as a producer, arranger, mentor and referee.

From BBC

“The Universal Theory” is overlong and ultimately a work more of the head than the heart, no matter how much that wall-to-wall throwback score swells with intention.

From Los Angeles Times

What is the cause of this endless fixation on what in some respects is a musty, overlong and overexposed classic?

From Los Angeles Times