Overcome ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Overcome ( verb )

  1. To defeat or gain control of (a problem, difficulty, or opponent).
  2. To be able to deal with or overcome (a feeling or problem) by exerting effort.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english ofercuman, from ofer- "over" + cuman "come".

Examples:

  1. He overcame the difficult challenge.
  2. They overcame their fear of heights.
  3. She overcame her addiction with the help of therapy.
  4. He overcame the obstacles and achieved his goal.
  5. They overcame the competition and won the tournament.

(As a verb)

Overcome ( verb )

  1. To defeat or gain control of (a problem, difficulty, or opponent).
  2. To be able to deal with or overcome (a feeling or problem) by exerting effort.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english ofercuman, from ofer- "over" + cuman "come".

Examples:

  1. He overcame the difficult challenge.
  2. They overcame their fear of heights.
  3. She overcame her addiction with the help of therapy.
  4. He overcame the obstacles and achieved his goal.
  5. They overcame the competition and won the tournament.
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