different between overbold vs overhardy
overbold
English
Etymology
From Middle English overbold, equivalent to over- +? bold.
Adjective
overbold (comparative more overbold, superlative most overbold)
- Too bold; impertinent or overreaching.
- I hope it wasn't overbold of me to finish writing your letter for you.
Derived terms
- overboldness
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overhardy
English
Etymology
over- +? hardy
Adjective
overhardy (comparative more overhardy, superlative most overhardy)
- Too hardy; overbold.
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