overzealous (Meaning)
Wordnet
overzealous (s)
marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or idea
Webster
overzealous (a.)
Too zealous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overzealous
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overzealous Sentence Examples
- The overzealous fan screamed uncontrollably at the concert, drawing attention away from the performance.
- The police officer's overzealous response to the traffic stop caused an unnecessary escalation of the situation.
- The politician's overzealous promises left voters feeling skeptical and disillusioned.
- The student's overzealous pursuit of academic achievement led to burnout and anxiety.
- The overzealous coach pushed the team to the brink of exhaustion during training sessions.
- The overzealous salesperson bombarded customers with unsolicited sales calls and emails, creating annoyance rather than sales.
- The overzealous hiker charged up the mountainside without proper gear or a map, leading to a dangerous situation.
- The overzealous environmental activist disrupted a board meeting, preventing important discussions from taking place.
- The overzealous volunteer took on too many tasks, resulting in a decrease in their overall effectiveness.
- The overzealous athlete suffered a major injury due to their reckless training regime.
FAQs About the word overzealous
marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or ideaToo zealous.
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The overzealous fan screamed uncontrollably at the concert, drawing attention away from the performance.
The police officer's overzealous response to the traffic stop caused an unnecessary escalation of the situation.
The politician's overzealous promises left voters feeling skeptical and disillusioned.
The student's overzealous pursuit of academic achievement led to burnout and anxiety.
