Meanings of overbusy in English

An hour of panting and blasphemous pursuit, at the very outset of an overbusy day.

But overbusy friends are more damaging than intelligent enemies.

She was overbusy and overtaxed, and her thoughts were naturally drawn towards the difficult problems of daily living.

All the nurses in town who will take smallpox cases are overbusy now, for the epidemic is still raging there.

For he, too, was lonesome, much of the time, as is the fate of a sickly only child in an overbusy home.

Gradually, however, Mendelssohn's overbusy musical enthusiasm wore down his health, and at thirty-seven he was nearing the end of his marvellous vitality and vivacity.