Definitions
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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
overtop .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The volume in overtops aggetto on the access to garage and it check the entrance to the property.
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There are moments, I must say, when Mr. Hodges overtops himself.
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There is also the possibility of lifting the building still higher if needed, for instance, if sea level rise exceeds the design parameters of the barriers and overtops them.
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In the Carbonate Woodland Zone the pinyon – juniper woodland canopy overtops and spans the existing sagebrush and mountain brush communities.
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I am a tall woman but he overtops me by a head; he must be far more than six feet tall.
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And the bad news about this is that, what that means is the homes that are right between the primary levee and the secondary levee, if the water overtops the first, and the mud levee stops the second, that means any homes right in the middle -- and it looks like just one long row of homes, they'd be in no man's land.
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I am a tall woman but he overtops me by a head; he must be far more than six feet tall.
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I am a tall woman but he overtops me by a head; he must be far more than six feet tall.
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US debt overtops debts held by almost all other nations combined.
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There is also the possibility of lifting the building still higher if needed, for instance, if sea level rise exceeds the design parameters of the barriers and overtops them.
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