Pronunciation: /oʊvərkənˈʃiːnʃəs/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'overconscientious' describes someone who is excessively diligent or meticulous
A1 She is overconscientious about keeping her room clean.
A2 He is overconscientious when it comes to following rules.
B1 The overconscientious student always completes assignments ahead of schedule.
B2 The overconscientious employee never misses a deadline.
C1 Her overconscientious nature often leads to burnout from working too hard.
C2 Being overconscientious can sometimes hinder creativity and innovation.
formal She was known for being overconscientious in her work, always double-checking every detail to ensure accuracy.
informal He's a bit overconscientious about keeping his desk organized, even rearranging it multiple times a day.
slang Some people think being overconscientious is just being a perfectionist, but I think it's more about being too uptight.
figurative Her overconscientious nature was like a heavy weight on her shoulders, always worrying about things that didn't really matter.
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