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Meanings of overflow (overflown) in English
Usage of overflown in English
1
In some places the land is overflown with fresh water, at full sea.
2
Then seems to have overflown, or came close to, Soviet territory.
3
The ground is deep with mud, or overflown with water.
4
I have overflown myself, perhaps, but I can't believe it.
5
It was evident from the appearance of the flood here, that it had been recently overflown.
6
The jets had overflown the site known to the Americans as San Cristobal MRBM Site No.
7
We've only overflown thirty percent of the planet.
8
Like the blunt tooth of some monster, a rock broke the surface; brown; overflown with perpetual waterfalls.
9
And then the wet courses on her cheeks told how the fountain of her soul had overflown.
10
Their filmy blue, half overflown with grey by age, was poignant while the fire in them lasted.
11
Nobody had been back to the Tyran coast since the evacuation of Jacinto, or even overflown other islands.
12
A separate review of flight paths and airspace is also due, which could fan opposition in newly overflown communities.
13
Whether 'the world that then was' was overflown and perished by the causes set forth, we can not tell.
14
It was a jumbled vision they had of it, landing at an airfield overflown by yellow and black flags.
15
Local authorities said streams had overflown in several villages including those along the coastline of the main island of Tutuila.
16
An American spy plane had probably overflown Soviet territory at a time when both countries were close to nuclear war.
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