overstraining (Meaning)

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

of Overstrain

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The athlete pushed himself too hard, resulting in severe overstraining of his muscles.
Prolonged exercises without proper recovery can lead to overstraining and potential injuries.
The marathon runner's overstraining caused him to experience muscle cramps and nausea.
The weightlifter overstrained his shoulder while attempting a heavy lift.
The overworked employee succumbed to burnout due to overstraining himself both physically and mentally.
The hiker overstrained his knees during a challenging mountain trek.
The pianist's overstraining of her wrists caused her to develop carpal tunnel syndrome.
The gardener's overstraining of her back while lifting heavy bags of soil resulted in a sprain.
The singer overstrained her vocal cords by performing multiple shows without sufficient rest.
The overstraining on the production line led to increased worker fatigue and decreased productivity.

of Overstrain

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The athlete pushed himself too hard, resulting in severe overstraining of his muscles.

Prolonged exercises without proper recovery can lead to overstraining and potential injuries.

The marathon runner's overstraining caused him to experience muscle cramps and nausea.

The weightlifter overstrained his shoulder while attempting a heavy lift.