Definition of overbear in English:

overbear

verboverbore, overborne əʊvəˈbɛːˌoʊvərˈbɛr

[with object]

Overcome by emotional pressure or physical force.
his will had not been overborne by another's influence
Example sentencesExamples
- The judge said the youth did not want to do what was asked, but it was not an equal relationship, and his will was overborne.
- The evidence suggests this committee was unlikely to be overborne.
- Now, one of the explanations that she gave is that he overbore her and forced her into making some of these admissions.
- To say that they left it to the husbands does not mean to say either they did not understand what was happening or that their will was overborne.
- And I understand what a struggle it must have been to decide which overbears which.
- But the Chief Justice's wisdom and logic has overborne your desire to fight for that end.
- Yet, for a variety of reasons, this tendency may be overborne, and the anticipated rise not observed.
- Moreover, its impact on the trial process must be weighed carefully: its probative value must not be overborne by its prejudicial effect.
- It seems to me inevitable that sooner or later she would have been overborne by them.

Definition of overbear in US English:

overbear

verbˌoʊvərˈbɛrˌōvərˈber

[with object]

Overcome by emotional pressure or physical force.
his will had not been overborne by another's influence
he overbore the others who still favored a bold policy
Example sentencesExamples
- To say that they left it to the husbands does not mean to say either they did not understand what was happening or that their will was overborne.
- But the Chief Justice's wisdom and logic has overborne your desire to fight for that end.
- It seems to me inevitable that sooner or later she would have been overborne by them.
- And I understand what a struggle it must have been to decide which overbears which.
- Yet, for a variety of reasons, this tendency may be overborne, and the anticipated rise not observed.
- The evidence suggests this committee was unlikely to be overborne.
- Now, one of the explanations that she gave is that he overbore her and forced her into making some of these admissions.
- Moreover, its impact on the trial process must be weighed carefully: its probative value must not be overborne by its prejudicial effect.
- The judge said the youth did not want to do what was asked, but it was not an equal relationship, and his will was overborne.

单词	overbear
释义	Definition of overbear in English: overbear verboverbore, overborne əʊvəˈbɛːˌoʊvərˈbɛr [with object] Overcome by emotional pressure or physical force. his will had not been overborne by another's influence Example sentencesExamples The judge said the youth did not want to do what was asked, but it was not an equal relationship, and his will was overborne. The evidence suggests this committee was unlikely to be overborne. Now, one of the explanations that she gave is that he overbore her and forced her into making some of these admissions. To say that they left it to the husbands does not mean to say either they did not understand what was happening or that their will was overborne. And I understand what a struggle it must have been to decide which overbears which. But the Chief Justice's wisdom and logic has overborne your desire to fight for that end. Yet, for a variety of reasons, this tendency may be overborne, and the anticipated rise not observed. Moreover, its impact on the trial process must be weighed carefully: its probative value must not be overborne by its prejudicial effect. It seems to me inevitable that sooner or later she would have been overborne by them. Definition of overbear in US English: overbear verbˌoʊvərˈbɛrˌōvərˈber [with object] Overcome by emotional pressure or physical force. his will had not been overborne by another's influence he overbore the others who still favored a bold policy Example sentencesExamples To say that they left it to the husbands does not mean to say either they did not understand what was happening or that their will was overborne. But the Chief Justice's wisdom and logic has overborne your desire to fight for that end. It seems to me inevitable that sooner or later she would have been overborne by them. And I understand what a struggle it must have been to decide which overbears which. Yet, for a variety of reasons, this tendency may be overborne, and the anticipated rise not observed. The evidence suggests this committee was unlikely to be overborne. Now, one of the explanations that she gave is that he overbore her and forced her into making some of these admissions. Moreover, its impact on the trial process must be weighed carefully: its probative value must not be overborne by its prejudicial effect. The judge said the youth did not want to do what was asked, but it was not an equal relationship, and his will was overborne.
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