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synonyms for over come

  • affected
  • beaten
  • buried
  • conquered
  • defeated
  • overthrown
  • swamped
  • taken
  • at a loss for words
  • blown-away
  • bowled-over
  • speechless
  • swept off one's feet
  • unable to continue
  • amazed
  • astonished
  • bewildered
  • confused
  • dismayed
  • floored
  • overwhelmed
  • shocked
  • speechless
  • startled
  • surprised
  • astounded
  • confounded
  • dumbfounded
  • flabbergasted
  • frozen
  • numb
  • overcome
  • stumped
  • stupefied
  • aghast
  • blown-away
  • bowled over
  • breathless
  • taken aback
  • humbled
  • overpowered
  • overwhelmed
  • routed
  • baffled
  • bested
  • circumvented
  • conquered
  • cowed
  • crushed
  • disappointed
  • discomfited
  • disheartened
  • frustrated
  • licked
  • mastered
  • overcome
  • overthrown
  • ruined
  • subjugated
  • surmounted
  • thwarted
  • undone
  • vanquished
  • worsted
On this page you'll find 3034 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to over come, such as: affected, beaten, buried, conquered, defeated, and overthrown.

antonyms for over come

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  • indifferent
  • unbothered
  • unconcerned
  • unflappable
  • unmoved
  • cheerful
  • encouraged
  • happy
  • lively
  • hale
  • healthy
  • strong
              • encourage
              • inspirit
              • lose
              • surrender
              • underwhelm
              • yield
              • fail
              • forfeit
              • uncover
              • build up
              • compliment
              • encourage
              • let go
              • praise
              • release
              • give in
              • help
              • start
              • surrender
              • yield
              • aid
              • allow
              • assist
              • permit
              • rebuild
              • sanction
              • support
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                  How to use over come in a sentence

                  Old John's eyes were closed, and he was slowly toppling, over come with sleep.
                  WARRIOR GAPCHARLES KING
                  How had he over-come the enmity with which these ladies had been ready to receive him, and made his peace with them so easily?
                  BARCHESTER TOWERSANTHONY TROLLOPE
                  She made him actually feel as if it were a cruel and unmerited suspicion, but she did not over come him.
                  LOVE AND LIFECHARLOTTE M. YONGE
                  Gold now ranks highest in value of all metals, the competition of osmium and iridium having been over come.
                  SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT, NO. 520, DECEMBER 19, 1885VARIOUS
                  He will do some great deeds, and make a name for himself; but in the end he will be over-come by his foes, and will die in prison.
                  FIFTY FAMOUS STORIES RETOLDJAMES BALDWIN
                  After the exercises are over come to me in this room and I will present your real diplomas.
                  JANET HARDY IN HOLLYWOODRUTHE S. WHEELER
                  One Brahman clasped His feet and then began to dance with Him over come with love.
                  CHAITANYA'S LIFE AND TEACHINGSKRISHNA DAS KAVIRAJA
                  Seeing their affection the rapt Master played with them all, over come by their influence.
                  CHAITANYA'S LIFE AND TEACHINGSKRISHNA DAS KAVIRAJA
                  The magistrate perceived that it would require more than one assault to over-come such a stubborn nature.
                  MONSIEUR LECOQ, V.1EMILE GABORIAU
                  We have agreed—Everything can be over-come, Agnes, except the short, sharp accents—Do you know them?
                  PLAYS--FIRST SERIESAUGUST STRINDBERG
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