overbusy
- adjective
- /ˌoʊvərˈbjuːzi/
- Don't be overbusy!
Examples
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The overbusy manager rarely found time to sit down for lunch.
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He felt overbusy at work, unable to take a single break all day.
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Many parents become overbusy juggling their children's schedules and their own responsibilities.
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She feels overbusy with all her projects.
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After a long week at work, she felt overbusy and needed a weekend to relax.
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His overbusy lifestyle made it difficult for him to spend time with his family.
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The overbusy schedule of the students left them little time for relaxation.
Synonyms
You have too much work and not enough time
Very busy with work or tasks and feeling overwhelmed
Working very hard all the time
Someone who has too many planned activities and very little free time
Antonyms
How Busy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overbusy comes from the prefix over- meaning 'too much' and the word busy meaning 'full of work' or 'active'. So overbusy describes someone who has 'too much' to do and is too busy to rest.