overshot Sentence Examples
- The projectile overshot the target, narrowly missing it to the far side.
- The budget for the project was overshot by a significant amount, leading to financial difficulties.
- The car overshot the corner, careening dangerously off the road.
- The estimation for the completion time overshot the actual deadline by several weeks.
- The water level overshot the dam, causing a potential flood risk.
- The temperature sensor overshot the desired set point, resulting in overheating.
- The missile overshot its intended target and landed in an unintended location.
- The stock market overshot its peak, followed by a sharp decline.
- The engineer overshot the tolerances for the design, necessitating adjustments.
- The plane overshot the runway, skidding to a stop beyond the landing zone.
overshot Meaning
overshot (s)
having an upper part projecting beyond the lower
overshot (imp. & p. p.)
of Overshoot
overshot (a.)
From Overshoot, v. t.
Having the upper teeth projecting beyond the lower; -- said of the jaws of some dogs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overshot
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FAQs About the word overshot
having an upper part projecting beyond the lowerof Overshoot, From Overshoot, v. t., Having the upper teeth projecting beyond the lower; -- said of the jaws of
exceeded, surpassed, overreached, overpassed, transcended, outran, overran,overstepped, infringed, outreached
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The projectile overshot the target, narrowly missing it to the far side.
The budget for the project was overshot by a significant amount, leading to financial difficulties.
The car overshot the corner, careening dangerously off the road.
The estimation for the completion time overshot the actual deadline by several weeks.
