Thesaurus / overweights
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synonyms for overweights
- balance
- by-product
- embarrassment
- enough
- excessiveness
- exorbitance
- extravagance
- extravagancy
- extravagantness
- exuberance
- fat
- fulsomeness
- glut
- inundation
- lavishness
- leavings
- leftover
- luxuriance
- nimiety
- overabundance
- overdose
- overflow
- overkill
- overload
- overmuch
- overrun
- oversupply
- overweight
- plenty
- plethora
- profusion
- recrement
- redundance
- redundancy
- refuse
- remainder
- residue
- rest
- spare
- superabundance
- supererogation
- superfluity
- surfeit
- surplus
- the limit
- too much
- too much of a good thing
- waste
- wastefulness
- exuberance
- glut
- overkill
- surplus
- waste
- balance
- by-product
- enough
- exorbitance
- fat
- fulsomeness
- inundation
- lavishness
- leavings
- leftover
- luxuriance
- nimiety
- overflow
- overload
- overmuch
- overrun
- oversupply
- overweight
- plenty
- plethora
- profusion
- redundance
- redundancy
- refuse
- remainder
- residue
- rest
- spare
- superabundance
- supererogation
- superfluity
- surfeit
- wastefulness
- overdose
- recrement
- the limit
- too much
- too much of a good thing
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How to use overweights in a sentence
Excessive heat in a room is the most benumbing of all overweights.
THE ART OF ENTERTAININGM. E. W. SHERWOODOftentimes information overweights a man and snuffs out what personal force there might otherwise have been.
THE GATE OF APPRECIATIONCARLETON NOYESIf one overweights the head the whole structure is apt to become unbalanced.
BY ADVICE OF COUNSELARTHUR TRAINIt overweights the whole monument, introduces a discordant architectural motive, and is decorated by inferior sculpture.
DONATELLODAVID LINDSAY, EARL OF CRAWFORDHer coming, with little Seela's, is one of the very gladdest of our Overweights of Joy.
LOTUS BUDSAMY CARMICHAELIf you belong to a club, round up the overweights and form a section.
DIET AND HEALTHLULU HUNT PETERSBut for us the past overweights the present; we cannot, if we would, get rid of the burden of it.
THE MEANING OF GOOD--A DIALOGUEG. LOWES DICKINSON