oversetting (Meaning)

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

of Overset

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The noise from the construction site was oversetting the peaceful atmosphere of the neighborhood.
The new teacher's strict discipline was oversetting the students, making them feel anxious and stressed.
The oversetting smell of garbage from the nearby dump permeated the air, causing widespread discomfort.
The government's policies on immigration were oversetting the delicate balance of society.
The unexpected snowfall overset the plans for the outdoor festival, forcing organizers to cancel the event.
The oversetting influence of social media was blamed for spreading fake news and polarizing opinions.
The oversetting humidity in the air made it difficult to breathe and caused discomfort among the residents.
The oversetting beauty of the sunset painted the sky in vibrant hues, captivating onlookers with its stunning display.
The oversetting sound of the church bells echoed through the town, signaling the start of a new day.
The oversetting complexity of the scientific theory challenged the researchers' understanding and required further investigation.

of Overset

upending, tilting, toppling, pitchpoling, tumping (over), overturning, upsetting,inverting, capsizing, overthrowing

erecting, straightening (up), erecting, righting, standing up,righting, raising, straightening (up), standing up, raising

The noise from the construction site was oversetting the peaceful atmosphere of the neighborhood.

The new teacher's strict discipline was oversetting the students, making them feel anxious and stressed.

The oversetting smell of garbage from the nearby dump permeated the air, causing widespread discomfort.

The government's policies on immigration were oversetting the delicate balance of society.