overeager
overeager
definition
adjective
More overeager obituaries are certain to follow.
excessively eager.
example
I'll fight it like Erin did, so I don't seem 'overeager' .
But Rosen is 'overeager' to make a point and in the process drags in much dubious information.
Mainly, we had to fight off the 'overeager' guy in charge of cleaning the floor, who decided after watching us for hours on end that we would have to get up so that he could clean our turf.
Walking fast can make you look hurried, 'overeager' and even aggressive.
A player named Jesse is lamenting the work he put into his character last year, only to have been whacked out of the game inside of 10 minutes by an 'overeager' combatant.
More 'overeager' obituaries are certain to follow.
The album would have benefited from a more varied pace, which would have kept the faces of those twittering bird-like electronics seeming cute rather than 'overeager' .
Cracked fibreglass could be the result of 'overeager' meetings with speed bumps.
Miner is spot-on, down to her brittle smile and 'overeager' voice.
It seemed preposterously overdressed and 'overeager' for the byways of my small hometown.
But then, too, there are the desperate or 'overeager' music companies, which have marketed and licensed music so that it has become ever more freely atmospheric.
Tony seems harmless enough, until his 'overeager' wooing of Theresa flares into full-scale stalking.
He came on strong late in the four-round bout, consistently landing counterpunches against the 'overeager' Chinese fighter.
Alex looked mildly taken aback at my 'overeager' response and raised his eyebrows.
They are 'overeager' for copyright legislation and we were not big supporters of the war.
An Oslo man has had his drunken driving case thrown out of court because 'overeager' police didn't wait until he sobered up to question him.
Over the past seven days the specter of terrorism has re-emerged from the grave to which it had been consigned by some 'overeager' commentators on both sides of the Atlantic.
She's bookish, highly-strung and 'overeager' as the film commences.
The carriage jolted through a particularly 'overeager' rut, knocking my still-tender back against the seat and jerking me back to the present.
He has been chasing bad pitches and appears 'overeager' .
I chalk it up to a slip of the tongue, perhaps due to 'overeagerness' on McClellan's part to make an interjection.
With 'overeagerness' now in check, Keegan is back on the program.
His 'overeagerness' to prove a ‘scientific’ point has led him to extreme heterodoxy.
Artwork, used judiciously, can dress up a Web site or, used 'overeagerly' , can bog it down.
It hurts like a dagger being thrown carelessly and 'overeagerly' at me.
Ironically, what might be an 'overeagerness' to avoid panicking citizens ends up insulting their intelligence or making them radically sceptical, even cynical, about official assurances.
Some Web designers 'overeagerly' load their title tags with a dozen or more keyword phrases.
It was a bit of 'overeagerness' , maybe, and being a bit hot-tempered.
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