英和和英

形容詞

overpermissive (comparative more overpermissive, superlative most overpermissive)

1. Excessively permissive; allowing too much leeway.
   • 1975, Thomas D. Gnagey, How to Put Up with Parents: A Guide for Teenagers, page 90:

     It is the overpermissive parent who raises the well known spoiled brat.

   • 2003, Liz Palika, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Yorkshire Terriers:

     The most common type of owner I see with Yorkies are the overpermissive owners. Overpermissive owners want to spoil their dogs and usually freely admit they spoil their dogs.

   • 2005, Martine Irma Robbeets, Is Japanese Related to Korean, Tungusic, Mongolic and Turkic?, page 136:

     The Mongolic proposal for 'strap, tether' is semantically overpermissive.