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surmount

[ser-mount] / sərˈmaʊnt /


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Treasury yields rose as inflation fears continued to surmount growth worries—even after a disappointing U.S. jobs print Friday.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Franklin Roosevelt signed the law creating the Federal Housing Administration in 1934, the country’s political class, or most of it, assumed the government could surmount any problem.

From The Wall Street Journal

His creativity surmounted the quotidian constraints of public commissions.

From Los Angeles Times

Newsom, 58, a former San Francisco mayor who was born to a wealthy and well-connected San Francisco family, suggested in the CBS interview that he had already surmounted significant obstacles.

From Los Angeles Times

Elwood is convinced he can surmount obstacles; Turner is resigned to going around them.

From Los Angeles Times