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Meanings of too zealous in English
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Usage of too zealous in English
1
Carry off Harry, who is done up from too zealous Hospital work.
2
He was far too zealous to be bothered by this either.
3
She appeared at first even too zealous, but in time became more moderate.
4
Don't you think that your friends are a little too zealous?
5
The most crazy people being, I fear, some of my own too zealous adherents.
6
I will reprimand my too zealous officers, and they shall make you an apology.
7
There is an excellent archway down yonder in case a too zealous policeman should intrude.
8
Some within the inner circle opposed Stover's promotion, seeing him as too zealous, too unstable.
9
But my immediate supervisor, Galore Piecework, is too zealous.
10
Our friend Donnelly was unwise, he was too zealous.
11
No reformer can be too zealous for man's progress, though he can be too impatient.
12
Like all converts, however, we are too zealous.
13
These latter-the'Publicani', as they were termed-mightprove very dangerous enemies to any too zealous reformer.
14
The ineradicable instinct of distrust had been once more roused in her by the too zealous attendant.
15
You are too zealous; I take it she did n't charge you to look after her interests.
16
I dip my hand in the accumulation and extract a leaflet by the all too zealous Mr. Murray.
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Too zealous through the time
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