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The phrase "a bit over anxious" is not correct; it should be "a bit overanxious." You can use it to describe someone who is excessively worried or nervous about something.
Example: "She was a bit overanxious about the upcoming exam, which made it hard for her to concentrate."
Alternatives: "a little too anxious" or "somewhat overly anxious."
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A bit over anxious, which might describe the mood that is setting over the entire stadium.
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But sometimes, the spooks can get a little bit over-anxious.
A bit over the top?
And we'd be a bit less anxious, to boot.
I'm reigning in curiosities a bit more, a bit more anxious about who might be watching.
You may even find yourself sweating a bit in anxious sympathy.
"One is easy and cowardly," he continued, "and one is hard, and a bit more anxious.
It makes everyone feel just a bit more anxious about life.
Getting a bit nervous – anxious maybe – is part of the pleasure or enjoyment – what Alastair calls 'charm'charm
That may be a bit of anxious hyperactivity by a channel losing its go-to franchise.
"It'll be nice to hand him over to somebody else," he says, "because you do get a bit anxious.
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