Overfond
adjective
Having or showing too much affection or desire.
She is overfond of dogs to the point of obsession.

adjective
Having or showing too much affection or desire.
She is overfond of dogs to the point of obsession.

Definition 1 of 1

Positive or Negative
Overfond has a slightly negative tone, implying excessive affection is not positive.

He's become overfond of video games, neglecting his studies.
Not Always Romantic
While it can imply romantic feelings, overfond often refers to other types of excessive interest too.

She's overfond of collecting every edition, which clutters her home.
Subjective Viewpoint
Overfond may be used to express someone's opinion about another's interests or affections.

Some think she's overfond of her cats, judging by the number she's adopted.
Positive or Negative
Overfond has a slightly negative tone, implying excessive affection is not positive.

He's become overfond of video games, neglecting his studies.
Not Always Romantic
While it can imply romantic feelings, overfond often refers to other types of excessive interest too.

She's overfond of collecting every edition, which clutters her home.
Subjective Viewpoint
Overfond may be used to express someone's opinion about another's interests or affections.

Some think she's overfond of her cats, judging by the number she's adopted.
Positive or Negative
Overfond has a slightly negative tone, implying excessive affection is not positive.

He's become overfond of video games, neglecting his studies.
Not Always Romantic
While it can imply romantic feelings, overfond often refers to other types of excessive interest too.

She's overfond of collecting every edition, which clutters her home.
Subjective Viewpoint
Overfond may be used to express someone's opinion about another's interests or affections.

Some think she's overfond of her cats, judging by the number she's adopted.
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