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overly
adverb as in excessively
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Example Sentences
Morgan Stanley will rely on its automated monitoring processes in an effort to make sure clients do not become overly exposed to the volatile digital asset class.
As he watched his father struggle, Jack sometimes wondered if some of the grand plans—finishing movies, playing at “Back to the Beginning”—were overly ambitious.
“Insurance is — probably even more than investments — a risk-tolerance game, and people tend to be overly optimistic,” Back Bay’s Jeter said.
The central bank’s statement Wednesday wasn’t overly dovish, however.
And critics say the public-market-equivalent figure, which isn’t widely available, can be inflated by reporting overly optimistic net asset values on unsold holdings.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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