overarch (Meaning)
Wordnet
overarch (v)
be central or dominant
form an arch over
Webster
overarch (v. t. & i.)
To make or place an arch over; to hang over like an arch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overarch
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overarch Sentence Examples
- The overarch of the bridge cast a long shadow across the river below.
- The overarch of the Gothic window framed a stunning stained-glass masterpiece.
- The overarch of the pergola provided a shaded retreat from the summer sun.
- The overarch of the auditorium's grand entrance created a sense of awe and anticipation.
- The overarch of the oak tree's branches sheltered the picnic area from the rain.
- The overarch of the goalpost towered over the soccer field, a beacon of victory.
- The overarch of the law enforcement officer's presence ensured a peaceful gathering.
- The overarch of the chandelier cast a warm glow over the dining room table.
- The overarch of the mountain range dominated the skyline, a majestic barrier.
- The overarch of the umbrella protected me from the torrential downpour.
FAQs About the word overarch
be central or dominant, form an arch overTo make or place an arch over; to hang over like an arch.
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The overarch of the bridge cast a long shadow across the river below.
The overarch of the Gothic window framed a stunning stained-glass masterpiece.
The overarch of the pergola provided a shaded retreat from the summer sun.
The overarch of the auditorium's grand entrance created a sense of awe and anticipation.
