Definitions
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- adj. Excessively exuberant.
Etymologies
Examples
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The Secret Service deems the man "overexuberant" but not a threat.
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Former formula one world champion Lewis Hamilton has put his hoon behaviour in Melbourne down to being '' overexuberant ''.
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Lingenfelter said at the time that an "overexuberant" volunteer signed people who had not been interviewed about becoming NDP members.
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But the debt was based on what turned out to be an overexuberant valuation.
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Perhaps a bit overexuberant about the accord—which occurred while the government continued squabbling over the debt ceiling—New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft said, "I hope we gave a little lesson to the people in Washington," because the debt crisis is "a lot easier to fix."
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The CIA overexuberant to keep us safe, now a politically motivated investigation to provide cover for a tattered white house.
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Like him, it seemed I possessed an irrationally overexuberant immune system.
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H5N1 seems to trigger a "cytokine storm," an overexuberant immune reaction to the virus.
Kathy Freston: Flu Season: Factory Farming Could Cause A Catastrophic Pandemic
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What Matter and Lydon now needed was a disease in which to apply this collection of chemicals—a form of cancer driven by a locked, overexuberant kinase that they could kill using a specific kinase inhibitor.
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In CML cells, the translocation created a new chimera—Bcr-abl, a hyperactive, overexuberant kinase that activated a pathway that forced cells to divide incessantly.
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