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Meanings of overwhelm in English
Portuguese
superar pela força Catalan
aclaparar Overcome, as with emotions or perceptual stimuli.
Usage of overwhelm in English
1
However, their size and duration can overwhelm available public and private resources.
2
A big outbreak would overwhelm poorly funded health systems across the region.
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That implies U.S. supply is unlikely to overwhelm global markets, Saucer said.
4
I overwhelm the bureaucrats with legal papers and easily win the case.
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But there are fears that could balloon and overwhelm shaky health services.
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Your words, sir-Duvel raised his voice to overwhelm Lambert's nascent protest.
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Let the whole earth fall down and overwhelm me in its ruins.
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His intervals expose him to the worst people; his relapses overwhelm me.
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It was just that the past always seemed to overwhelm the present.
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For a moment his rage toward Hildie Kramer threatened to overwhelm him.
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Such thoughts are almost too wonderful for me; they overwhelm my soul.
12
International flows of capital are so big they can overwhelm individual governments.
13
Would that his father's so-called Dragonrealm would fully overwhelm the decaying world.
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Will that supply overwhelm demand, that is a big unknown, Caggiano said.
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Her panic returned, threatening to overwhelm her, but she forced it down.
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It's enough data to overwhelm the memory chip of any first-generation smartphone.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Ireland
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