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overprotective

[oh-ver-pruh-tek-tiv] / ˌoʊ vər prəˈtɛk tɪv /


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For many years American Jewish writing seemed to be all about sons—sons launched from Chicago, Brooklyn and the Bronx, sons of overprotective mothers, comics punning on “the son also rises.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He’s positively delightful here, whether being overprotective of Deschanel or suffering her ministrations, dancing around Curtis, or fencing with Jake Johnson’s Nick.

From Los Angeles Times

That can make people vulnerable, and it can also make well-intentioned children overprotective.

From MarketWatch

"I kept taking her to the doctors and they kept telling me I was being overprotective," Ms Wiggins explained.

From BBC

"Most of all, Matthew was an amazing dad. He loved his children and was always loving, caring and overprotective," they added.

From BBC