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well over

VERB

brim

Synonyms

STRONGEST

fill fill up overflow swell teem

STRONG

spill

WEAK

hold no more run over

VERB

overflow

Synonyms

STRONGEST

brim bubble over cascade deluge drain drown engulf gush inundate leak overrun pour run over soak spill spill over submerge swamp

STRONG

cover discharge irrupt issue jet overtop rush shed shower slop slosh spout spray spurt squirt surge water wave well wet whelm

WEAK

fall over overbrim

Antonyms

STRONGEST

dry underwhelm

STRONG

dehydrate hold keep

VERB

overrun

Synonyms

STRONGEST

beset choke deluge inundate invade overflow overwhelm ravage

STRONG

overgrow overshoot overspread overstep permeate spill surge surpass swarm

WEAK

go beyond run on run over spread like wildfire

Antonyms

STRONGEST

underwhelm

WEAK

evacuate lose retreat surrender

VERB

spill

Synonyms

STRONGEST

discharge dribble empty flow overflow pour run out scatter spill over splash spray sprinkle squirt stream

STRONG

disgorge drip lose overfill overrun overturn run shed splatter spurt upset

WEAK

run over throw off

Antonyms

STRONGEST

collect gather

WEAK

clean up pick up

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J&J has done plenty of multibillion-dollar acquisitions and it can definitely afford a deal well over $10 billion, but it rarely acts out of desperation.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 28, 2026

Paul: Continuing with a manager who refuses to play players that are playing well over his pals who aren't playing well seems daft to me.

From BBC • May 28, 2026

One single bootleg upload by independent journalist Matthew Keys amassed well over 600,000 views in a matter of hours.

From Salon • May 27, 2026

The phrase is used to described the final phase of a runaway bull market that has gotten well over its skis.

From MarketWatch • May 26, 2026

Harry was a big man, well over six feet tall, large in the hands and feet, heavy in the bones.

From "The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics" by Daniel James Brown

well over

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