overdare (Meaning)
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overdare (v. t. & i.)
To dare too much or rashly; to be too daring.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overdare
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overdare Sentence Examples
- The daring climber overdared himself, leaving him stranded on the treacherous cliff.
- The reckless driver overdared the speed limit, resulting in a catastrophic accident.
- The ambitious entrepreneur overdared the financial risks, leading to a devastating bankruptcy.
- The overzealous athlete overdared his body's capabilities, ending his promising career.
- The brash speaker overdared the crowd's tolerance, inciting a chaotic riot.
- The aspiring actor overdared his audition, delivering a performance that was both cringe-worthy and unforgettable.
- The desperate gambler overdared his luck, betting everything on a single roll of the dice.
- The audacious artist overdared conventional wisdom, creating a masterpiece that defied all expectations.
- The overconfident scientist overdared the dangers of an experimental procedure, causing a catastrophic explosion.
- The reckless thrill-seeker overdared the laws of physics, performing a death-defying stunt that defied reason.
FAQs About the word overdare
To dare too much or rashly; to be too daring.
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The daring climber overdared himself, leaving him stranded on the treacherous cliff.
The reckless driver overdared the speed limit, resulting in a catastrophic accident.
The ambitious entrepreneur overdared the financial risks, leading to a devastating bankruptcy.
The overzealous athlete overdared his body's capabilities, ending his promising career.
