overply Antonyms
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Meaning of overply
Webster
overply (v. t.)
To ply to excess; to exert with too much vigor; to overwork.
overply Sentence Examples
- The walls were covered with an overply of vibrant wallpaper, creating a lively atmosphere in the room.
- The electrician carefully installed an overply of electrical wire to ensure a safe and reliable connection.
- The roofing company layered an overply of asphalt shingles to provide additional protection against the elements.
- The plumber used an overply of sealant to prevent water from leaking from the pipes.
- The construction crew laid an overply of concrete over the subfloor to strengthen the foundation.
- The insulation contractor installed an overply of insulation material to improve the home's energy efficiency.
- The craftsman carefully applied an overply of wood stain to enhance the natural beauty of the furniture.
- The painter used an overply of primer to create a smooth and flawless surface for the final coat of paint.
- The upholsterer used an overply of fabric to reinforce the cushions and extend their lifespan.
- The manufacturer coated the product with an overply of protective coating to prevent corrosion and damage.
FAQs About the word overply
To ply to excess; to exert with too much vigor; to overwork.
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The walls were covered with an overply of vibrant wallpaper, creating a lively atmosphere in the room.
The electrician carefully installed an overply of electrical wire to ensure a safe and reliable connection.
The roofing company layered an overply of asphalt shingles to provide additional protection against the elements.
The plumber used an overply of sealant to prevent water from leaking from the pipes.
