👉 Overattentively is a phrase in English that describes someone who is overly focused on something, often to the point of neglecting other important aspects or duties. It can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who spends too much time on their work or activities without considering other factors.

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Overattentively

Silly me, I've seen this expression used countless times before. "Hey there! Want to talk about how much you're overattenting on that new piece of tech? You're like, 'Oh, man, so much stuff's happening right now.'" But wait, what is "overattentively"? Isn't that a word from the English language, or did I just learn something new? Example sentence : "I'm really overattentively trying to figure out how to fix my computer. It's like I'm doing all these different things at once!" Why it's unsettling: This expression sounds cool and smart but can also be seen as manipulative, with the person feeling constantly informed by their actions without real concern for others or the world around them. This usage might have been used in a scenario where someone is trying to subtly pry into someone else's business without gaining any benefit from it, which could lead to tension and misunderstanding.