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Meaning of overforce
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overforce (n.)
Excessive force; violence.
overforce Sentence Examples
- The overforce of the enemy's army proved too overwhelming for our troops.
- We were unable to overcome the overforce of the storm, damaging our boat and leaving us stranded.
- The overforce of gravitational pull made it difficult for astronauts to maneuver in space.
- The excessive use of overforce by law enforcement has sparked widespread protests and calls for reform.
- The unstoppable overforce of a tsunami devastated coastal communities, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
- The overforce of the virus overwhelmed the immune systems, leading to a rapid spread of the disease.
- The overforce of the crowd surged towards the stage, causing pandemonium and injuries.
- The overforce of the water pressure caused the dam to burst, releasing a torrent of water that flooded the surrounding area.
- The overforce of the storm uprooted trees and destroyed buildings, leaving a scene of devastation in its wake.
- The athlete's overforce of exertion led to a severe muscle strain, threatening their participation in the competition.
FAQs About the word overforce
Excessive force; violence.
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The overforce of the enemy's army proved too overwhelming for our troops.
We were unable to overcome the overforce of the storm, damaging our boat and leaving us stranded.
The overforce of gravitational pull made it difficult for astronauts to maneuver in space.
The excessive use of overforce by law enforcement has sparked widespread protests and calls for reform.
