overtutor

/ɒvərˈtʊtər/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who gives too much guidance or advice, often to the point of being overbearing or controlling.

“The coach was accused of being an overtutor to the young athlete, stifling their creativity and initiative.”

2. verb

To guide or advise someone excessively or overly, often to the point of being controlling or overbearing.

“The teacher overtutored her students, leaving them with little room to make their own decisions.”

Synonyms

  • controlling
  • domineering
  • overbearing

Antonyms

  • encouraging
  • facilitative
  • supportive