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Meanings of overcome in English
Portuguese
superar Overcome, usually through no fault or weakness of the person that is overcome.
Synonyms
Examples for "master"
Examples for "master"
1
A good alternative to the master's can be a year in industry.
2
The chisel work, the fine detail, the work of a master artisan.
3
As a result, the slave will contain different data than the master.
4
The West fears Iran wants to master technology to build nuclear weapons.
5
Unfortunately going beyond certain limits he has surpassed his master, he said.
1
The family managed to subdue the criminal until the local police arrived.
2
In olden times they created pain; now they strive to subdue it.
3
The Moors in Africa revolted, and Belisarius next went to subdue them.
4
And the way to triumph over them is to subdue the men.
5
But it was a pang which she could readily control and subdue.
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But, SADC could work with global financial institutions to surmount this challenge.
2
Occupational therapists helped participants to identify feasible ways to surmount physical limitations.
3
He met the half difficulty; we have to surmount the whole one.
4
With this they were to surmount the stockade and gain the open.
5
However, we will not despair; virtue and resolution will surmount all obstacles.
1
Go home, go to work, get over it, I said to myself.
2
I know there's an answer, and the answer is, get over yourself.
3
If anything will help Tachy get over his problem, this is it.
4
I cannot get over how good this product is for its price.
5
I couldn't quite get over the fact that this place was real.
Usage of overcome in English
1
However, challenges remain and innovative control strategies are needed to overcome these.
2
We wish the population much courage and strength to overcome the crisis.
3
LY: How can we overcome racism among different ethnic groups and minorities?
4
We are a unique country; neither war nor trouble can overcome freedom.
5
But Leone said businesses will increasingly find solutions to overcome security concerns.
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It was not clear how House Republicans hope to overcome that hurdle.
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That means ensuring we have protections in place to overcome that problem.
8
I believe it is a problem that we will one day overcome.
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Third, the politics of hope have largely overcome the politics of fear.
10
Telenor might seek government help to overcome the loss of its licences.
11
Psychologists in London are helping people overcome their fears using virtual reality.
12
But there are possible legal problems Cloud Drive may have to overcome.
13
But there's one serious problem, one insurmountable obstacle that I can't overcome.
14
Facing present day fears is the only way to overcome memory fear.
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So long story short: How do you overcome your all-consuming height complex?
16
To overcome this, they need tangible action to secure where they work.
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Overcome across language varieties
South Africa
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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