overstrain (Meaning)
Wordnet
overstrain (n)
too much strain
Wordnet
overstrain (v)
strain excessively
Webster
overstrain (v. i.)
To strain one's self to excess.
Webster
overstrain (v. t.)
To stretch or strain too much; as to overstrain one's nerves.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overstrain
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overstrain Sentence Examples
- The athlete's incessant training regime led to severe overstrain of his muscles.
- Her constant workload caused significant overstrain, leaving her exhausted and unable to function properly.
- The machine's prolonged operation caused an overstrain in its components, resulting in a malfunction.
- Overstrain from excessive work hours had taken a toll on her mental well-being.
- The power grid was in danger of overstrain due to the excessive demand for electricity during the heatwave.
- The overstrain of his voice chords prevented him from speaking clearly.
- The overstrain from repetitive tasks led to chronic pain in her fingers.
- The therapist recommended reducing her exercise intensity to prevent further overstrain.
- The financial overstrain of supporting her family had become an unbearable burden.
- The overstrain of parenting young children left her feeling overwhelmed and depleted.
FAQs About the word overstrain
too much strain, strain excessivelyTo strain one's self to excess., To stretch or strain too much; as to overstrain one's nerves.
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The athlete's incessant training regime led to severe overstrain of his muscles.
Her constant workload caused significant overstrain, leaving her exhausted and unable to function properly.
The machine's prolonged operation caused an overstrain in its components, resulting in a malfunction.
Overstrain from excessive work hours had taken a toll on her mental well-being.
