overtower (Meaning)
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overtower (v. t.)
To tower over or above.
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overtower (v. i.)
To soar too high.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overtower
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overtower Sentence Examples
- The tall skyscraper overtowered the surrounding buildings, casting a long shadow over the city.
- The majestic redwood trees overtowered the hikers, their branches reaching for the sky.
- The imposing castle overtowered the village, a symbol of authority and power.
- The massive mountain overtowered the landscape, its peak hidden in the clouds.
- The towering inferno overtowered the firefighters, threatening to consume everything in its path.
- The overtowering figure of the actor dominated the stage, commanding attention with every gesture.
- The towering wall of ice overtowered the climbers, a formidable obstacle in their treacherous ascent.
- The towering figure of the judge overtowered the courtroom, instilling awe and respect.
- The overtowering wave overtowered the surfers, its crest a mountain of water ready to crash down.
- The overtowering presence of the CEO overtowered the employees, inspiring both fear and admiration.
FAQs About the word overtower
To tower over or above., To soar too high.
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The tall skyscraper overtowered the surrounding buildings, casting a long shadow over the city.
The majestic redwood trees overtowered the hikers, their branches reaching for the sky.
The imposing castle overtowered the village, a symbol of authority and power.
The massive mountain overtowered the landscape, its peak hidden in the clouds.
