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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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The certainty that his whole life hereafter must be one long act of treachery to Greif must overbalance everything else.GREIFENSTEINF. MARION CRAWFORD
But if the elder brother had in one instance the advantage, still Henry had a resource to overbalance this article.NATURE AND ARTMRS. INCHBALD
Three sessions with a good record might overbalance the loss in public confidence this would incur.A MIXTURE OF GENIUSARNOLD CASTLE
A little more and it would overbalance and carry the horse head over heels!HOPES AND FEARSCHARLOTTE M. YONGE
But Madame de Grandmaison and her companion were too well exercised in the gymnastics of gossip to overbalance themselves.THE GOLDEN DOGWILLIAM KIRBY
You will either be able to sympathize with and understand the emotions which overbalance a man at such a time, or you will not.DANGER! AND OTHER STORIESARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
The truth is, that every man has both qualities in him and in very few does the evil overbalance the good.THE HONORABLE PETER STIRLING AND WHAT PEOPLE THOUGHT OF HIMPAUL LEICESTER FORD
With the beginning of your vacation begin my questions domestic that threaten to overbalance your questions horticultural.THE GARDEN, YOU, AND IMABEL OSGOOD WRIGHT
The yearly increase in population would more than overbalance the number transplanted.THE FUTURE OF THE AMERICAN NEGROBOOKER T. WASHINGTON
The reproductive instinct, unchecked, will overbalance group survival in the end.THIS CROWDED EARTHROBERT BLOCH
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 12, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO OVERBALANCE
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- bumped
- collapsed
- collided
- crash-landed
- ditched
- dived
- dropped
- drove into
- fell flat
- fell headlong
- fell prostrate
- gave way
- hurtled
- lurched
- met
- overbalanced
- overturned
- pancaked
- pitched
- ploughed into
- plunged
- pranged
- slipped
- smashed
- splashed down
- sprawled
- toppled
- tumbled
- upset
- washouted
- went in
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.