overguarding

[US]/ˌəʊvəˈɡɑːdɪŋ/
[UK]/ˌoʊvərˈɡɑːrdɪŋ/

Translation

adj.Relating to the practice of being too protective.
n.The act of protecting or supervising someone to an excessive degree.
v.Present participle of overguard; to guard or protect to an excessive extent.

Phrases & Collocations

overguarding the

constantly overguarding

overguarding at

overguarding in

overguarding the castle

overguarding forces

overguarding all

Example Sentences

parents who are overguarding their children may unintentionally hinder their independence.

the overguarding of elderly patients in hospitals can reduce their quality of life.

overguarding pets can prevent them from developing proper socialization skills.

some tourists criticize the overguarding of heritage sites that restricts access.

the overguarding of nature reserves sometimes limits scientific research opportunities.

overguarding children online can interfere with their digital literacy development.

her overguarding behavior stems from a traumatic experience in her past.

the bodyguard was accused of overguarding the celebrity unnecessarily.

overguarding in relationships can create feelings of resentment and distrust.

teachers should avoid overguarding students and encourage critical thinking.

the security team's overguarding made visitors feel uncomfortable and unwelcome.

society needs to balance protection with autonomy to avoid overguarding its citizens.

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