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overbear

[oh-ver-bair] / ˌoʊ vərˈbɛər /










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Everyone who met him noticed his thick football neck and his great huge head and his overbearing manner, which was interpreted as both admirably direct and a mask.

From Literature

But in the wrong hands, whether that is an overbearing state or a foreign power, the information could be used for something more nefarious.

From BBC

Within a year, Shockley’s overbearing management style — and a tendency to claim other people’s work as his own — prompted Dr. Moore and seven other scientists to bolt.

From Washington Post

You are nothing, the darkness seemed to say, in its overbearing presence, in the humbling vastness of the night sky and the cold, innumerable stars.

From Literature

Several people who phoned into the Wednesday meeting argued that the L.A. rules were overbearing and discriminatory.

From Los Angeles Times