overfragile
adjective as in strong fondness
Strongest matches
too fragile, insufficiently tough, suspiciously breakable, too small to withstand, easily injured, extremely delicate, impractical, weak, vulnerable, victimized
Example Sentences
Example:Her emotional response to a simple misunderstanding was too fragile, overreaching the situation.
Definition:More fragile than necessary or appropriate; easily broken or damaged.
Example:The company’s policies were insufficiently tough and overfragile, leading to a lack of accountability.
Definition:Not tough enough for the purpose; easily broken or damaged.
Example:The overfragile toys were suspiciously breakable even when handled gently.
Definition:Easily broken or damaged, possibly due to excessive caution or fearfulness.
Example:The idea was too small to withstand the pressures of the real world and became overfragile.
Definition:Too small to be capable of withstanding damage, pressure, or stress.
Example:Her skin was easily injured and overfragile, reacting to even mild irritants.
Definition: Capable of being injured or hurt, especially in a minor way.
Example:The sculpture was extremely delicate and overfragile, requiring special care.
Definition:Very delicate; easily damaged or hurt.
Example:His theories were impractical and easily disproven, making them overfragile.
Definition:Not practical or sensible; not capable of being put into effect or carried out.
Example:Her arguments were weak and overfragile, unable to withstand scrutiny.
Definition:Lacking in strength, especially physical strength or moral principles.
Example:The performance was vulnerable and overfragile, relying solely on the audience's interpretation.
Definition:Easily hurt or harmed, emotionally or physically.
Example:She felt victimized and overfragile, as her reputation was ruined by false accusations.
Definition:Made a victim; especially, of unjust treatment or a victim by others.
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