Definition of overactive in English:

overactive

adjective əʊvərˈaktɪvˌoʊvərˈæktɪv

Excessively active.
the product of an overactive imagination
Example sentencesExamples
- Her family complained that she was overactive and spending excessive amounts of money.
- Over the years, I tried to make myself believe it had been a bad dream, the product, perhaps, of an overactive imagination.
- I think he's got an overactive imagination - or else his grandson has.
- At least Laura will be there to help harness my overactive imagination.
- Sometimes I question whether it really happened or if it was just another product of my overactive imagination.
- On the other hand, that overactive imagination can also cause irrational fears, superstitions, and even paranoia.
- When such memories are reported by children they are commonly dismissed by teachers and parents as the product of an overactive imagination.
- The humour lies in the construction that the listener's overactive imagination can put on these innocuous phrases.
- Many of the Web's finest moments have been created by people with a little too much time on their hands and an overactive imagination.
- It may just be my overactive imagination, but somehow I don't think they get too many young patients.
- An overactive imagination was something she had to admit to.
- His treatment at a psychiatric institution for an overactive imagination seems to confirm his mental instability.
- She dismissed it as a figment of her extremely overactive imagination.
- Then again, you could always remember her for her infamous temporary insanity and overactive imagination.
- My overactive imagination conjured up images of me opening the curtains to see a face pressed against the glass, eyeballing me.
- Most people just call it a full English breakfast, but I have an overactive imagination.
- With my overactive imagination, I find myself wondering what the story behind these books is.
- Alas, one side effect of an overactive imagination is that I do not sleep without dreaming.
- All those fictional holiday heroes were just figments of someone's overactive imagination.
- Most of the time he could dismiss his memories as exaggerations, products of an overactive imagination.

Derivatives

overactivity

noun əʊvərakˈtɪvɪtiˌoʊvərˌækˈtɪvɪdi

Both overactivity and underactivity cause problems, and illnesses and unpleasant symptoms arise if this regulator goes wrong.
Example sentencesExamples
- While not specifically revealed in the searches, it is likely that any disease that results in autonomic overactivity may result in night sweats.
- Acne is a skin condition caused by overactivity of the glands that secrete oily substances on to the skin.
- It is also important to explain that erratic variation between overactivity on ‘good’ days and subsequent collapse does not help long term recovery and that ‘stabilising’ activity is a prerequisite to graded increases.
- Caused by overactivity of the bladder muscle, medication in conjunction with bladder re-training is effective in helping to restore bladder control in many people.

Definition of overactive in US English:

overactive

adjectiveˌōvərˈaktivˌoʊvərˈæktɪv

Excessively active.
the product of an overactive imagination
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes I question whether it really happened or if it was just another product of my overactive imagination.
- Her family complained that she was overactive and spending excessive amounts of money.
- Alas, one side effect of an overactive imagination is that I do not sleep without dreaming.
- At least Laura will be there to help harness my overactive imagination.
- She dismissed it as a figment of her extremely overactive imagination.
- It may just be my overactive imagination, but somehow I don't think they get too many young patients.
- When such memories are reported by children they are commonly dismissed by teachers and parents as the product of an overactive imagination.
- Most people just call it a full English breakfast, but I have an overactive imagination.
- His treatment at a psychiatric institution for an overactive imagination seems to confirm his mental instability.
- Over the years, I tried to make myself believe it had been a bad dream, the product, perhaps, of an overactive imagination.
- All those fictional holiday heroes were just figments of someone's overactive imagination.
- The humour lies in the construction that the listener's overactive imagination can put on these innocuous phrases.
- Most of the time he could dismiss his memories as exaggerations, products of an overactive imagination.
- With my overactive imagination, I find myself wondering what the story behind these books is.
- Then again, you could always remember her for her infamous temporary insanity and overactive imagination.
- My overactive imagination conjured up images of me opening the curtains to see a face pressed against the glass, eyeballing me.
- An overactive imagination was something she had to admit to.
- Many of the Web's finest moments have been created by people with a little too much time on their hands and an overactive imagination.
- On the other hand, that overactive imagination can also cause irrational fears, superstitions, and even paranoia.
- I think he's got an overactive imagination - or else his grandson has.

单词	overactive
释义	Definition of overactive in English: overactive adjective əʊvərˈaktɪvˌoʊvərˈæktɪv Excessively active. the product of an overactive imagination Example sentencesExamples Her family complained that she was overactive and spending excessive amounts of money. Over the years, I tried to make myself believe it had been a bad dream, the product, perhaps, of an overactive imagination. I think he's got an overactive imagination - or else his grandson has. At least Laura will be there to help harness my overactive imagination. Sometimes I question whether it really happened or if it was just another product of my overactive imagination. On the other hand, that overactive imagination can also cause irrational fears, superstitions, and even paranoia. When such memories are reported by children they are commonly dismissed by teachers and parents as the product of an overactive imagination. The humour lies in the construction that the listener's overactive imagination can put on these innocuous phrases. Many of the Web's finest moments have been created by people with a little too much time on their hands and an overactive imagination. It may just be my overactive imagination, but somehow I don't think they get too many young patients. An overactive imagination was something she had to admit to. His treatment at a psychiatric institution for an overactive imagination seems to confirm his mental instability. She dismissed it as a figment of her extremely overactive imagination. Then again, you could always remember her for her infamous temporary insanity and overactive imagination. My overactive imagination conjured up images of me opening the curtains to see a face pressed against the glass, eyeballing me. Most people just call it a full English breakfast, but I have an overactive imagination. With my overactive imagination, I find myself wondering what the story behind these books is. Alas, one side effect of an overactive imagination is that I do not sleep without dreaming. All those fictional holiday heroes were just figments of someone's overactive imagination. Most of the time he could dismiss his memories as exaggerations, products of an overactive imagination. Derivatives overactivity noun əʊvərakˈtɪvɪtiˌoʊvərˌækˈtɪvɪdi Both overactivity and underactivity cause problems, and illnesses and unpleasant symptoms arise if this regulator goes wrong. Example sentencesExamples While not specifically revealed in the searches, it is likely that any disease that results in autonomic overactivity may result in night sweats. Acne is a skin condition caused by overactivity of the glands that secrete oily substances on to the skin. It is also important to explain that erratic variation between overactivity on ‘good’ days and subsequent collapse does not help long term recovery and that ‘stabilising’ activity is a prerequisite to graded increases. Caused by overactivity of the bladder muscle, medication in conjunction with bladder re-training is effective in helping to restore bladder control in many people. Definition of overactive in US English: overactive adjectiveˌōvərˈaktivˌoʊvərˈæktɪv Excessively active. the product of an overactive imagination Example sentencesExamples Sometimes I question whether it really happened or if it was just another product of my overactive imagination. Her family complained that she was overactive and spending excessive amounts of money. Alas, one side effect of an overactive imagination is that I do not sleep without dreaming. At least Laura will be there to help harness my overactive imagination. She dismissed it as a figment of her extremely overactive imagination. It may just be my overactive imagination, but somehow I don't think they get too many young patients. When such memories are reported by children they are commonly dismissed by teachers and parents as the product of an overactive imagination. Most people just call it a full English breakfast, but I have an overactive imagination. His treatment at a psychiatric institution for an overactive imagination seems to confirm his mental instability. Over the years, I tried to make myself believe it had been a bad dream, the product, perhaps, of an overactive imagination. All those fictional holiday heroes were just figments of someone's overactive imagination. The humour lies in the construction that the listener's overactive imagination can put on these innocuous phrases. Most of the time he could dismiss his memories as exaggerations, products of an overactive imagination. With my overactive imagination, I find myself wondering what the story behind these books is. Then again, you could always remember her for her infamous temporary insanity and overactive imagination. My overactive imagination conjured up images of me opening the curtains to see a face pressed against the glass, eyeballing me. An overactive imagination was something she had to admit to. Many of the Web's finest moments have been created by people with a little too much time on their hands and an overactive imagination. On the other hand, that overactive imagination can also cause irrational fears, superstitions, and even paranoia. I think he's got an overactive imagination - or else his grandson has.
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