Overbear (verb)

  1. To dominate or overpower someone or something.
  2. To suppress or crush someone or something with authority or force.

Origin:

Overbear is derived from the prefix "over-" meaning "above" or "beyond" and "bear" meaning "to carry" or "to support".

Examples:

  1. His overbearing manner made it difficult for others to express their opinions.
  2. She was overborne by the weight of responsibility.
  3. The overbearing manager was eventually fired for his behavior.
  4. He felt overborne by the constant pressure to succeed.
  5. The overbearing heat made it difficult to focus on work.
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