IPA: /ˈoʊvərˌdɛr/
KK: /ˈoʊvərˌdɛr/
To take risks or challenge oneself excessively or recklessly.
He tends to overdare when trying new extreme sports.
Past: overdared
Past Participle: overdared
This word originates from the combination of 'over-' (meaning excessively) and 'dare' (from Old English 'durran', meaning to have courage or to be bold). The word 'overdare' means to excessively dare or to take on challenges beyond reasonable limits.
Think of being excessively bold or daring — 'over-' means too much, and 'dare' means to have courage.