overfanciful

Sometimes Hollister wondered if he himself were not overfanciful, too sensitive to moods and impressions.

The Hidden Places Bertrand W. Sinclair 1926

It is not, perhaps, overfanciful to see something of the lavish richness, the opulent homeliness, of the earlier period typified in the varied buildings, courts, and gateways of the Tudor portion of the

Hampton Court Walter Jerrold 1897

And, without being overfanciful, it may be confidently asserted that, for some weeks now, ever since indeed the specialists -- summoned in consultation at the good Lovegroves 'and the

The Far Horizon Lucas Malet 1891

It is rich, exuberant, and, sometimes overfanciful, running away into excesses of allusion or following the lead of a chance pun so as sometimes to lay itself open to the charge of pedantry and bad taste.

Initial Studies in American Letters 1886

Occasionally, he’d see gleaming points of yellow amid the moss-draped trees, but he reminded himself that these waters were filled with animals and he was being overfanciful.

Magnolia Moon JoAnn Ross 2003