Okay, the user wants me to translate "overly precise" into Swedish. Let me think about the correct term here. "Overly" can be translated as "överdrivet" or "för" depending on context. "Precise" is "precis" in Swedish. So "overly precise" might be "överdrivet precist" or "för precist". But I need to check which is more natural.
Looking up examples, "överdrivet precist" seems to be used in some contexts, but maybe "för precist" is more common. Wait, "för" can mean "too" in this case. Let me confirm. Yes, "för" is often used to express excess, so "för precist" would mean "too precise". However, "överdrivet" is an adjective meaning "overdone" or "excessive", so "överdrivet precist" could also work.
Hmm, maybe both are acceptable, but which is more standard? Checking a Swedish dictionary or corpus. The phrase "för precist" appears in some examples, like "det är för precist" (it's too precise). On the other hand, "överdrivet precist" might be less common.
Alternatively, "alltför precist" is another possibility, using "alltför" which is "too" or "excessively". But the user's instruction is to translate directly. The original phrase is "overly precise", which is "för precist" in Swedish. I think that's the most direct translation. So the answer should be "för precist".
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