overjump (Meaning)
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overjump (v. t.)
To jump over; hence, to omit; to ignore.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overjump
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overjump Sentence Examples
- The horse soared effortlessly overjump the high hurdle, clearing it with grace.
- The gymnast's powerful legs propelled her overjump the uneven bars, executing a flawless routine.
- The child's determination allowed her to overjump the small fence, despite its height.
- The long jumper took a deep breath and overjump the sandpit, landing gracefully on the other side.
- The dog eagerly overjump the gate, bounding into the park with boundless energy.
- The superhero leaped overjump the towering skyscraper, his cape billowing behind him.
- The basketball player soared overjump the defender, dunking the ball with authority.
- The climber skillfully overjump a series of obstacles, ascending the mountain with ease.
- The acrobat's agility allowed him to overjump a spinning hoop, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
- The marathon runner pushed himself to overjump the final hurdle, crossing the finish line with triumph.
FAQs About the word overjump
To jump over; hence, to omit; to ignore.
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No antonyms found.
The horse soared effortlessly overjump the high hurdle, clearing it with grace.
The gymnast's powerful legs propelled her overjump the uneven bars, executing a flawless routine.
The child's determination allowed her to overjump the small fence, despite its height.
The long jumper took a deep breath and overjump the sandpit, landing gracefully on the other side.
