overfond

/ ˌəʊvəˈfɒnd /

adjective

1. excessively keen (on)

Example Sentences

At some level, I think it’s an only-child trait: Lacking sisters, brothers and, in my case, pets, we become overfond of our toys, develop excessive emotional attachment to the works of Beatrix Potter.

From New York Times

McGuire is overfond of similes; there are far too many “likes” in the novel.

From New York Times

“You’ve got a reputation for being overfond of killing,” someone said.

From Literature

Most media outlets do indeed list to the left, and they’re certainly not overfond of Trump.

From Washington Post

Benson is overfond of turgid passages wherein some character sits around thinking and praying, or praying and thinking, or merely thinking.

From Salon