surmount (Meaning)
surmount (v)
get on top of; deal with successfully
be on top of
reach the highest point of
be or do something to a greater degree
Synonyms & Antonyms of surmount
Synonyms:
- overthrow
- knock for a loop
- pip
- shellac
- blow out
- bury
- skin
- outstrip
- rout
- excel
- drub
- surpass
- snow under
- finish
- unseat
- nose out
- annihilate
- score
- cream
- upset
- crush
- subjugate
- slaughter
- flatten
- cap
- vanquish
- bomb
- get the better of
- overwhelm
- trounce
- outdo
- smoke
- whip
- outdistance
- clobber
- do down
- sweep
- transcend
- blow away
- better
- top
- flourish
- wallop
- thrash
- edge (out)
- exceed
- outshine
- skunk
- trim
- break
- overpower
Antonyms:
surmount Sentence Examples
- Despite facing numerous obstacles, the team managed to surmount all challenges and achieve their goal.
- The expedition faced treacherous weather conditions, but they determinedly surmount the difficulties and reached the summit.
- She surmount her shyness and approached strangers with ease, proving her growing confidence.
- The scientist dedicated years to researching the complex problem, and ultimately surmount the obstacles to find a breakthrough.
- With unwavering perseverance, the athlete surmount the physical limitations and completed the grueling marathon.
- The organization faced financial hardships, but through innovative strategies and prudent management, they surmount the crisis and emerged stronger.
- The student had difficulty understanding the advanced concept, but with the help of a patient tutor, they surmount the learning obstacle.
- The engineer devised a novel solution that surmount the technical challenges of the project, leading to its successful completion.
- The community rallied together to surmount the devastating effects of the natural disaster, rebuilding and restoring their homes.
- The adventurer's resilience allowed him to surmount the hardships of the solitary expedition, gaining valuable experiences and self-growth along the way.
FAQs About the word surmount
get on top of; deal with successfully, be on top of, reach the highest point of, be or do something to a greater degree
take, master,overcome, worst, defeat, conquer, beat,get, lick, overbear
lose (to), fail, fall, fall, fail, lose (to),give up, go down, collapse, go down
Despite facing numerous obstacles, the team managed to surmount all challenges and achieve their goal.
The expedition faced treacherous weather conditions, but they determinedly surmount the difficulties and reached the summit.
She surmount her shyness and approached strangers with ease, proving her growing confidence.
The scientist dedicated years to researching the complex problem, and ultimately surmount the obstacles to find a breakthrough.
