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overdraw Meaning
overdraw (v)
draw more money from than is available
to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth
overdraw (v. t.)
To exaggerate; to overdo.
To make drafts upon or against, in excess of the proper amount or limit.
overdraw Sentence Examples
- The customer overdrew her account by accidentally writing a check for more money than she had available.
- The overdraft penalty fees were eating into the customer's savings.
- The teenager overdrew his bank account when he bought a new phone without his parents' permission.
- The overdraft protection feature on the account prevented the check from bouncing.
- The bank notified the customer that they had overdrawn their account and owed a fee.
- The business owner overdrew the company's credit line to cover payroll expenses.
- The overdraft limit on the account was increased to allow for unexpected expenses.
- The overdraft amount was automatically transferred from the customer's savings account.
- The customer set up an overdraft alert to notify them when their balance was low.
- The overdraft charges were so high that the customer decided to close the account.
FAQs About the word overdraw
draw more money from than is available, to enlarge beyond bounds or the truthTo exaggerate; to overdo., To make drafts upon or against, in excess of the proper
exaggerate, put on, overstate,overdo, melodramatize, overplay, color, embroider, fudge, hedge
minimize, understate,minimize, understate, belittle,belittle,play down, play down
The customer overdrew her account by accidentally writing a check for more money than she had available.
The overdraft penalty fees were eating into the customer's savings.
The teenager overdrew his bank account when he bought a new phone without his parents' permission.
The overdraft protection feature on the account prevented the check from bouncing.
