Pronunciation: /oʊvərɪɡˈzuːbərənt/
adjective excessively enthusiastic or excited
A1 The children's overexuberant laughter filled the room.
A2 She was known for her overexuberant personality, always eager to try new things.
B1 The manager had to talk to the employee about toning down his overexuberant behavior during meetings.
B2 Her overexuberant enthusiasm for the project sometimes overshadowed the practical aspects of it.
C1 The politician's overexuberant promises during the campaign were met with skepticism by the public.
C2 The artist's overexuberant use of colors and shapes in his paintings captivated viewers and critics alike.
formal The overexuberant display of emotions at the meeting was deemed unprofessional.
informal She can be a bit overexuberant when she's excited about something.
slang Dude, calm down with your overexuberant enthusiasm.
figurative His overexuberant personality was like a burst of fireworks in a quiet room.
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