overspan (Meaning)
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overspan (v. t.)
To reach or extend over.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overspan
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overspan Sentence Examples
- The suspension bridge gracefully overspans the river, connecting the two cities.
- The towering skyscraper overspans the horizon, a testament to human engineering.
- The ancient aqueduct overspans the valley, transporting water to distant lands.
- The cavern's roof overspans the vast underground chamber, creating an eerie sense of awe.
- The canopy of the ancient tree overspans the forest floor, providing shade and shelter.
- The railway overspans the mountain pass, allowing trains to travel over treacherous terrain.
- The arch of the cathedral overspans the nave, symbolizing the grandeur of faith.
- The overpass overspans the highway, providing a safe passage for pedestrians and cyclists.
- The submarine cable overspans the ocean floor, connecting distant continents through communication.
- The Milky Way overspans the night sky, a celestial tapestry of stars and dust.
FAQs About the word overspan
To reach or extend over.
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No antonyms found.
The suspension bridge gracefully overspans the river, connecting the two cities.
The towering skyscraper overspans the horizon, a testament to human engineering.
The ancient aqueduct overspans the valley, transporting water to distant lands.
The cavern's roof overspans the vast underground chamber, creating an eerie sense of awe.
