over-busy (Meaning)

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over-busy (a.)

Too busy; officious.

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The over-busy manager was perpetually swamped with work, barely able to catch a breath.
The doctor's over-busy schedule left him with little time for his personal life.
Despite his over-busy lifestyle, the teacher made an effort to connect with his students.
The over-busy lawyer often worked late into the night, sacrificing sleep and well-being.
The over-busy entrepreneur had difficulty delegating tasks, fearing that others would not do them well enough.
The over-busy parent struggled to balance their child's needs with their demanding career.
The over-busy student poured over textbooks and notes, often neglecting their physical and mental health.
The over-busy activist felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of causes they wanted to support.
The over-busy volunteer tirelessly gave back to their community, despite their own personal limitations.
The over-busy artist found it challenging to find time for their creative pursuits amidst their other responsibilities.

Too busy; officious.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The over-busy manager was perpetually swamped with work, barely able to catch a breath.

The doctor's over-busy schedule left him with little time for his personal life.

Despite his over-busy lifestyle, the teacher made an effort to connect with his students.

The over-busy lawyer often worked late into the night, sacrificing sleep and well-being.