overspring Synonyms
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overspring Meaning
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overspring (v. t.)
To spring or leap over.
overspring Sentence Examples
- The vines oversprang the pergola, creating a verdant canopy overhead.
- The batter oversprang the fence, sending the ball soaring into the stands.
- The river oversprang its banks, flooding the surrounding fields.
- The budget oversprang its limits, leaving the company in financial difficulty.
- The population oversprang the carrying capacity of the ecosystem, leading to resource depletion.
- The plant oversprang its pot, sending roots sprawling over the windowsill.
- The infection oversprang the body's defenses, leading to widespread illness.
- The volcano oversprang its crater, spewing lava and ash into the atmosphere.
- The demand for the product oversprang the supply, driving up its price.
- The ambitious project oversprang its timeline, delaying its completion indefinitely.
FAQs About the word overspring
To spring or leap over.
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The vines oversprang the pergola, creating a verdant canopy overhead.
The batter oversprang the fence, sending the ball soaring into the stands.
The river oversprang its banks, flooding the surrounding fields.
The budget oversprang its limits, leaving the company in financial difficulty.
