in a state of extreme excitement or stimulation

(abbreviation) hyperthyroidism; a condition where the thyroid gland is overactive, commonly causing symptoms like heart palpitations, tremors, and weight loss

abnormally increased activity or function of a physiological process, typically used in a medical context; hyperactive or over-excited status of a bodily function

high-pitched and resounding; loud and clear, used of voices or musical instruments

Describes a person's behavior or attitude as being appropriately balanced, being neither obsequious nor arrogant; neither servile nor overbearing.

A dragon at its height will have cause for regret; used to describe how being in a position of extreme power or success without humility eventually leads to disaster. From the [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]].

Shows a balanced attitude that is neither overbearing nor servile; acting with appropriate dignity without being arrogant or submissive.

Western Jin Dynasty writer and official, one of the Three Zhang brothers known for their literary contributions

to show courtesy to someone as an equal; to stand on equal footing

(literary) straightforward and righteous in character; not servile to power or authority

(literary) severe or long-lasting drought

excess of yang energy in the body as a cause of illness in Chinese medicine; an extremely powerful state of yang energy

hyperthyroidism; overactive thyroid

medical condition characterized by an overactive thyroid gland

to put on airs of being superior or lofty by acting differently from others; to behave in a distinctive or eccentric way to seek attention