overlinger (Meaning)
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overlinger (v. t.)
To cause to linger; to detain too long.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overlinger
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overlinger Sentence Examples
- The overlinger stood motionless in the shadows, observing the scene unfold with detached indifference.
- The overlinger's watchful gaze scanned the room, seeking any sign of disturbance or danger.
- As the last of the guests departed, the overlinger lingered behind, checking all the exits.
- The overlinger's calm demeanor belied a keen awareness of the vulnerabilities of the premises.
- The overlinger's role was to ensure the safety and security of the property during the caretaker's absence.
- The overlinger stood as a silent guardian, deterring any potential intruders or trespassers.
- The overlinger's keen senses detected a faint smell of smoke coming from the kitchen.
- With quick reflexes, the overlinger extinguished the smoldering flame, preventing a catastrophic fire.
- The overlinger's presence provided a sense of reassurance to the tenants, knowing that their belongings were under watchful protection.
- As the night wore on, the overlinger remained vigilant, ever alert to any signs of trouble.
FAQs About the word overlinger
To cause to linger; to detain too long.
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No antonyms found.
The overlinger stood motionless in the shadows, observing the scene unfold with detached indifference.
The overlinger's watchful gaze scanned the room, seeking any sign of disturbance or danger.
As the last of the guests departed, the overlinger lingered behind, checking all the exits.
The overlinger's calm demeanor belied a keen awareness of the vulnerabilities of the premises.
