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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of overachieve.
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Examples
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They overachieved, which is more than you can say for just about any other team this side of Utah.
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We kind of overachieved that year because Issel was an undersized rookie center.
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They have overachieved in their lifetime far beyond what most of you would ever dream off.
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She had done more than achieve her goal of 130 pounds; she had overachieved it!
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But no one can say with certainty how much a manager had to do with the success of the team that overachieved.
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On the hand reality holds, this edition of the Giants has already overachieved.
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Considering the goal was to preserve as much salary-cap space as possible for the 2010 off-season, the Heat overachieved with its 47 victories.
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Following the loss against Georgia Tech in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, Ford said his team overachieved '' and successfully camouflage some weaknesses.
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Like a Mathieu Perreault went in, he overachieved and played great.
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But a Rebels roster that was bolstered by major-college transfers Chace Stanback and Derrick Jasper overachieved for most of the campaign.
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