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to go overboard

 

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Term: to go overboard

Description:

"To go overboard" is an idiomatic expression used to describe someone's excessive behavior or enthusiasm, typically beyond what is considered appropriate or necessary. It can refer to various situations where someone exceeds the expected limits or crosses boundaries.

Sample Sentences:

As a Verb:
  1. He always goes overboard with his compliments, which can make people uncomfortable.
  2. The chef went overboard with the spices and ruined the dish.
As an Adjective:
  1. The decorations at the party were way overboard, making the venue look extravagant.
  2. She bought an extraordinary number of gifts for her children, going completely overboard.
As an Adverb:
  1. The celebrity's fans went overboard, screaming and crying during the concert.
  2. He reacted to the surprise by laughing a bit overboard.

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