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Meanings of overdraw in English
To enlarge beyond bounds or the truth.
Usage of overdraw in English
1
What would happen if you should overdraw your bank account?
2
Oh yes, if you want it, though I think we shall have to overdraw.
3
Nevertheless, Mr. Melmotte would not now have been allowed to overdraw at the present moment.
4
But mind, if ever you overdraw the account stops.
5
These entertainments soon forced Dave to overdraw his allowance.
6
They'll let you overdraw,-justas much as you please.
7
Lizzie had tried that game before, and knew that the bankers would allow her to overdraw.
8
I had ten or twelve pounds in the bank-andthey wouldn't let me overdraw a farthing.
9
He's my trustee, and he'll never let me overdraw a penny unless I'm civil to him.
10
The marvelous resources and growth of America have developed an unfortunate tendency to overstate, overdraw, and exaggerate.
11
Take care that you do not overdraw.
12
But we should not overdraw the contrasts.
13
I am about to draw upon your sympathy; can I ever overdraw my account with that royal bank?
14
You positively can't overdraw the account.
15
Does Huxley overdraw (337) our dependence on science?
16
Sir," he exclaimed once, "do you mean to tell me that you never overdraw your allowance?
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Frequent collocations
Overdraw through the time