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Overcome

Overcome | Overcomes

Overcome meaning

To surmount (a physical or abstract obstacle); to prevail over, to get the better of. | To prevail. | To recover from (a difficulty), to get over.

Example sentences (20)

We’re going to see even as we proceed into the finale, her being reminded of who she is and what she’s overcome and how there’s very little she can’t overcome.

Defeating a few bosses can net the player enough Runes to practically overcome the level limitations of any starting class, but this choice can be more meaningful for those who haven't overcome those first hurdles.

We have faced many, many difficult times; we will overcome this one, as we have overcome others in the past.

What fear have you overcome, or are you working to overcome?

If I could overcome that ; I could overcome anything.

According to sources, the former TOWIE star had his ears pinned back and spent his recovery at his Essex home following his rehab stint to overcome a cocaine addiction.

Add in a CAFC affirmance rate of 75% or so and it is clear that the IPR hurdle remains a significant one for patent owners to overcome.

After we all bury our dead, and try to rebuild, and try to overcome the pain and the rage—then what?

Again, whatever defense he has, with what the other side has, I don’t think his legal team can overcome the physicals evidence.

Ahead of the season’s premiere, ComingSoon spoke with the cast about the challenges they and their respective characters had to overcome in the new episodes.

Aileen must figure out her new destiny with Claude by her side, all so she can survive her doom and, most of all, overcome Lilia Rainworth's cruel schemes time and again.

A lifelong Philadelphian like Ms. Parker, Mr. Oh, 63, a former prosecutor, has mounted a spirited and unorthodox campaign, aimed at wooing immigrants, to overcome the daunting math in which registered Democrats vastly outnumber Republicans.

All at once she was overcome with a need to talk to someone.

All that is therefore necessary is for the President to consult with the Leader of the Opposition so that this hurdle of the appointment of a Chancellor and Chief Justice can be overcome and done with.

All the local sides had to overcome various challenges in the inaugural pool stages they participated it, notably the inconvenience of hectic travelling times because of SA Rugby's deal with Qatar Airways dictating stopovers in Doha.

Although for me, it was a physical medical treatment, it also worked on educating my mind, body and spirit how to handle and overcome daily obstacles that I believe people with substance abuse also face.

A man who was arrested during a drug raid, was granted bail after the court heard on Sunday how he wished to seek immediate help to overcome his acute drug problem.

Among the presentations at the conference: Surviving the witness stand as a parental alienation expert and how to overcome challenges in publishing and disseminating information about parental alienation.

An appointment at the Justice Center provides answers to each client’s legal questions, a “next steps” plan to overcome individual legal challenges and caring support from a team of volunteers.

And he might even get enough to overcome the presumption that it goes to a quarterback who plays for one of the two No. 1 playoff seeds.