Definition of overconfident in English:

overconfident

adjective əʊvəˈkɒnfɪd(ə)ntˌoʊvərˈkɑnfəd(ə)nt

Excessively confident.
Sarah's downfall came through being overconfident
Example sentencesExamples
- And that is what makes the investigators anxious because they think he will become overconfident and slip up.
- More appropriately, I had become overconfident in my abilities.
- I thought it would be good for me to look at someone every day who was overconfident, who misjudged the odds and his own abilities, and who lost everything.
- As stupid as they seemed - one overconfident, one not confident enough - the two mercenaries were the best men for this job.
- Of course, there are always people who are overconfident about these hurricanes.
- He then pulled off an upset when the overconfident incumbent barely set foot in the state during the election.
- Despite Sinclair's advice I do not feel overconfident as I phone the hotel.
- Lack of understanding makes them overconfident.
- In Morocco, while strutting along as an overconfident tourist, Wright bumped into some persistent muggers.
- Organizations are powerful tools, however recalcitrant, but they can also be very presumptuous and overconfident.
- Instead, it seems to have made the players overconfident.
- He was overconfident, discourteous and condescending.
- There's a reason we feel confident, but I hardly feel overconfident.
- The two detectives are a hard-edged tough guy and a showboating, overconfident rookie.
- We may be overconfident about our abilities in this regard, but there are data for our judgments.
- All I add is a note of caution, lest those who now mock become overconfident and leave themselves open to having the tables turned.
- Scientists advocating aggressive models of warming may be right - or they may be overconfident.
- Like many overconfident, would-be sailors, he simply went overboard.
- Toward the end of his term, he had become overconfident.
- I figured he must've been overconfident about his power.
Synonyms
cocksure, smug, conceited, self-assured, self-assertive, unabashed, brash, swaggering, blustering, overbearing, overweening, presuming, presumptuous, riding/heading for a fall, foolhardy
informal cocky, too big for one's boots
rare hubristic

Derivatives

overconfidently

adverb ˌəʊvəˈkɒnfɪd(ə)ntliˌoʊvərˈkɑnfəd(ə)ntli

It is noteworthy, too, that the stock market does not appear fully sold on the recovery story - though some might argue that here, too, recovery has already - and overconfidently - been built in to existing ratings.

Definition of overconfident in US English:

overconfident

adjectiveˌōvərˈkänfəd(ə)ntˌoʊvərˈkɑnfəd(ə)nt

Excessively or unreasonably confident.
mistakes made through being overconfident
Example sentencesExamples
- I figured he must've been overconfident about his power.
- More appropriately, I had become overconfident in my abilities.
- Toward the end of his term, he had become overconfident.
- I thought it would be good for me to look at someone every day who was overconfident, who misjudged the odds and his own abilities, and who lost everything.
- There's a reason we feel confident, but I hardly feel overconfident.
- All I add is a note of caution, lest those who now mock become overconfident and leave themselves open to having the tables turned.
- And that is what makes the investigators anxious because they think he will become overconfident and slip up.
- Of course, there are always people who are overconfident about these hurricanes.
- The two detectives are a hard-edged tough guy and a showboating, overconfident rookie.
- Like many overconfident, would-be sailors, he simply went overboard.
- Instead, it seems to have made the players overconfident.
- Scientists advocating aggressive models of warming may be right - or they may be overconfident.
- Lack of understanding makes them overconfident.
- As stupid as they seemed - one overconfident, one not confident enough - the two mercenaries were the best men for this job.
- Despite Sinclair's advice I do not feel overconfident as I phone the hotel.
- We may be overconfident about our abilities in this regard, but there are data for our judgments.
- He then pulled off an upset when the overconfident incumbent barely set foot in the state during the election.
- He was overconfident, discourteous and condescending.
- Organizations are powerful tools, however recalcitrant, but they can also be very presumptuous and overconfident.
- In Morocco, while strutting along as an overconfident tourist, Wright bumped into some persistent muggers.
Synonyms
cocksure, smug, conceited, self-assured, self-assertive, unabashed, brash, swaggering, blustering, overbearing, overweening, presuming, presumptuous, heading for a fall, riding for a fall, foolhardy

单词	overconfident
释义	Definition of overconfident in English: overconfident adjective əʊvəˈkɒnfɪd(ə)ntˌoʊvərˈkɑnfəd(ə)nt Excessively confident. Sarah's downfall came through being overconfident Example sentencesExamples And that is what makes the investigators anxious because they think he will become overconfident and slip up. More appropriately, I had become overconfident in my abilities. I thought it would be good for me to look at someone every day who was overconfident, who misjudged the odds and his own abilities, and who lost everything. As stupid as they seemed - one overconfident, one not confident enough - the two mercenaries were the best men for this job. Of course, there are always people who are overconfident about these hurricanes. He then pulled off an upset when the overconfident incumbent barely set foot in the state during the election. Despite Sinclair's advice I do not feel overconfident as I phone the hotel. Lack of understanding makes them overconfident. In Morocco, while strutting along as an overconfident tourist, Wright bumped into some persistent muggers. Organizations are powerful tools, however recalcitrant, but they can also be very presumptuous and overconfident. Instead, it seems to have made the players overconfident. He was overconfident, discourteous and condescending. There's a reason we feel confident, but I hardly feel overconfident. The two detectives are a hard-edged tough guy and a showboating, overconfident rookie. We may be overconfident about our abilities in this regard, but there are data for our judgments. All I add is a note of caution, lest those who now mock become overconfident and leave themselves open to having the tables turned. Scientists advocating aggressive models of warming may be right - or they may be overconfident. Like many overconfident, would-be sailors, he simply went overboard. Toward the end of his term, he had become overconfident. I figured he must've been overconfident about his power. Synonyms cocksure, smug, conceited, self-assured, self-assertive, unabashed, brash, swaggering, blustering, overbearing, overweening, presuming, presumptuous, riding/heading for a fall, foolhardy informal cocky, too big for one's boots rare hubristic Derivatives overconfidently adverb ˌəʊvəˈkɒnfɪd(ə)ntliˌoʊvərˈkɑnfəd(ə)ntli It is noteworthy, too, that the stock market does not appear fully sold on the recovery story - though some might argue that here, too, recovery has already - and overconfidently - been built in to existing ratings. Definition of overconfident in US English: overconfident adjectiveˌōvərˈkänfəd(ə)ntˌoʊvərˈkɑnfəd(ə)nt Excessively or unreasonably confident. mistakes made through being overconfident Example sentencesExamples I figured he must've been overconfident about his power. More appropriately, I had become overconfident in my abilities. Toward the end of his term, he had become overconfident. I thought it would be good for me to look at someone every day who was overconfident, who misjudged the odds and his own abilities, and who lost everything. There's a reason we feel confident, but I hardly feel overconfident. All I add is a note of caution, lest those who now mock become overconfident and leave themselves open to having the tables turned. And that is what makes the investigators anxious because they think he will become overconfident and slip up. Of course, there are always people who are overconfident about these hurricanes. The two detectives are a hard-edged tough guy and a showboating, overconfident rookie. Like many overconfident, would-be sailors, he simply went overboard. Instead, it seems to have made the players overconfident. Scientists advocating aggressive models of warming may be right - or they may be overconfident. Lack of understanding makes them overconfident. As stupid as they seemed - one overconfident, one not confident enough - the two mercenaries were the best men for this job. Despite Sinclair's advice I do not feel overconfident as I phone the hotel. We may be overconfident about our abilities in this regard, but there are data for our judgments. He then pulled off an upset when the overconfident incumbent barely set foot in the state during the election. He was overconfident, discourteous and condescending. Organizations are powerful tools, however recalcitrant, but they can also be very presumptuous and overconfident. In Morocco, while strutting along as an overconfident tourist, Wright bumped into some persistent muggers. Synonyms cocksure, smug, conceited, self-assured, self-assertive, unabashed, brash, swaggering, blustering, overbearing, overweening, presuming, presumptuous, heading for a fall, riding for a fall, foolhardy
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