overbow Antonyms
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Meaning of overbow
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overbow (v. t.)
To bend or bow over; to bend in a contrary direction.
overbow Sentence Examples
- The overbow of the bridge spanned the wide ravine, connecting the two distant peaks.
- The archer's arrow sailed through the air, its overbow trajectory ensuring it would hit its target.
- The harpist's fingers danced over the strings, creating a delicate and ethereal overbow melody.
- The golfer's swing was too steep, resulting in an overbow that sent the ball flying high and short.
- The conductor raised his baton, and the orchestra played a rousing overbow crescendo that filled the hall.
- The bird soared and swooped, its overbow flight patterns mesmerizing to watch.
- The pianist's ability to overbow the notes gave his performance a unique and expressive quality.
- The skier's overbowing posture caused him to lose balance and crash.
- The architect designed a curved overbow roof for the cathedral, giving it a graceful and uplifting appearance.
- The overbow of the lightning bolt illuminated the night sky, casting an eerie glow upon the landscape.
FAQs About the word overbow
To bend or bow over; to bend in a contrary direction.
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The overbow of the bridge spanned the wide ravine, connecting the two distant peaks.
The archer's arrow sailed through the air, its overbow trajectory ensuring it would hit its target.
The harpist's fingers danced over the strings, creating a delicate and ethereal overbow melody.
The golfer's swing was too steep, resulting in an overbow that sent the ball flying high and short.
