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Discover LudwigThe phrase "excessive zeal" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It usually refers to someone being overly enthusiastic or passionate about something. Example: The politician's excessive zeal for his campaign created a polarizing effect among voters.
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Perhaps he could be excused for his excessive zeal.
On the whole his somewhat excessive zeal had a wholesome effect.
Mr. Putin has refused to intervene, although he has cautioned law enforcement bodies against excessive zeal.
– that are not blamed on excessive zeal or patriotism (or on underlings).
The Wilpon team believes that Picard and his top deputy, David Sheehan, have shown excessive zeal in pursuing the case.
That turned out to be excessive zeal: Carrie wanted to know for sure whether he could beat a lie detector.
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This "fear factor" also partly explains the country's excessive educational zeal.
One reason is that Mr Sarkozy, saying the authorities previously acted with "excessive administrative zeal", is setting a new tone.
The story of what happened in Jeju is an all too familiar cold war tale of excessive ideological zeal.
With excessive revolutionary zeal they helped Jehu to annihilate the worshippers of Baal, who were tricked into coming to their temple and there murdered.
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