overpassing (Meaning)

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overpassing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Overpass

No weak antonyms found.

The towering bridge overpassed the treacherous chasm, connecting two distant lands.
The jet soared overpassing the clouds, leaving a trail of condensation behind.
The athlete effortlessly overpassed the high-jump bar, setting a new record.
The mountain loomed overpassing the surrounding hills, a majestic sentinel.
The knowledge barrier overpassed by the brilliant scholar opened up new avenues of understanding.
The financial constraints overpassed the company's expectations, leading to unexpected profits.
The crisis overpassed the government's capacity to respond, leaving its citizens in despair.
The singer's voice overpassed the deafening cheers of the crowd, reaching the furthest corners of the stadium.
The ship overpassed the treacherous waters, its crew navigating with skill and precision.
The tree's branches overpassed the garden wall, casting a dappled shade upon the lawn.

of Overpass

justifying,ignoring, overlooking, forgiving, disregarding, forgiving and forgetting, discounting, whitewashing, shrugging off, pardoning

objecting (to), noting, objecting (to), marking,marking, noting, minding, heeding,heeding, minding

The towering bridge overpassed the treacherous chasm, connecting two distant lands.

The jet soared overpassing the clouds, leaving a trail of condensation behind.

The athlete effortlessly overpassed the high-jump bar, setting a new record.

The mountain loomed overpassing the surrounding hills, a majestic sentinel.