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Meanings of too excited in English

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Usage of too excited in English
1
But at the moment, I was far too excited to be worried.
Ready Player One
2
On the other hand, they didn't want to look too excited either.
The Irish Times
3
Yet she was too excited really to have her mind on Monty.
Mildred Pierce
4
However, before you get too excited, there are some limitations to 5G.
News.com.au
5
When I saw Claude getting too excited I gave in to him.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1902 to 1903
6
You get too excited; but you will get over that with practice.
Martin Eden
7
His mind was in too excited a condition to think of sleep.
The Lost Lady of Lone
8
Questor was too excited to argue the matter and followed quickly after.
The Black Unicorn
9
Back home, I couldn't sleep, being too excited by the afternoon's encounter.
Petals from the sky
10
Oppression and suffering are the best soil for a too excited Patriotism.
The Agony of the Church (1917)
11
There are other reasons not to get too excited about the Dow.
The Guardian
12
Malikah was not too excited about coming, it was just a trip.
BBC
13
The young fellow by this time was too excited to take advice.
The Mark of Cain
14
Jenner is not too excited about Amgen Inc, another top biotechnology name.
Reuters
15
As for the child herself, she was too excited far to sleep.
The Children's Pilgrimage
16
He was too excited just to sit down and look at television.
New york: the novel
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