overly in Irish
overly in Irish is ró- — overly means to an excessive or unnecessary degree.
overly in Irish
ró-
(sometimes, proscribed) To an excessive degree.
What does "overly" mean?
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adv To an excessive or unnecessary degree.
"He's overly cautious when it comes to spending money."
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overly in a sentence
- He's overly cautious when it comes to spending money.
- Don't be overly critical of your first draft.
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What is "overly" in Irish?
"overly" in Irish is ró-. overly means: To an excessive or unnecessary degree.
How do you use "overly" in a sentence?
Example: "He's overly cautious when it comes to spending money." In Irish, "overly" is ró-.
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