superambitious

superambitious

(ˌsuːpəræmˈbɪʃəs)
adj
informal extremely ambitious, highly ambitious
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I'm sure they're superambitious and it's important that in the next couple of years they do try to put a on the table." Samways knows the two Champions League games against Real will give Los Blancos bigwigs a chance to check on Kane, and in the second game Alli - who will miss Tuesday's trip through suspension - at close quarters.
If given a do-over, Foreman, now 67, says he'd remain superambitious but wouldn't be so singularly focused as a young boxer.
Kirov began the following year, 1960, with a hastily agreed and superambitious set of "socialist obligations" of 130,000 tons of meat.
He convinces superambitious showbiz moms to let their small children dress as Nazis and gets a series of C-list celebs to be interviewed using Mexican gardeners as chairs.
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