Exam: TOEFL

Definition: A situation where something is given too much to handle or too much weight is placed on it.

Example: The electrical system failed due to an overload of power.

Definition: To put too much weight or burden on something, causing it to be unable to function properly.

Example: The truck was overloaded with supplies, making it difficult to drive.

Definition: Having too much weight or burden, or being filled beyond capacity.

Example: The overloaded truck struggled to climb the steep hill.

Definition: To have too much of something, such as work or responsibility, that makes it difficult to manage.

Example: The system was overloaded with too many requests at once.

Definition: A high place that allows you to see a wide area or view below it.

Example: We stopped at the overlook to enjoy the beautiful view of the valley.

Definition: To fail to notice something or to ignore it intentionally.

Example: She tends to overlook the small details in her work.

Definition: Not noticed or considered; something that has been missed or ignored.

Example: The overlooked details in the report led to several mistakes.

Definition: To fail to notice or consider something important.

Example: She overlooked the mistake in her report and had to correct it later.

Definition: The state or condition of having power and control over others, especially in a feudal or hierarchical system.

Example: The king ruled with an overlordship that extended over many territories.

Definition: To defeat or control someone or something completely, often by using greater strength or power.

Example: The hero was able to overmaster the villain and save the day.

Definition: Having a powerful or controlling influence over someone or something; dominating or oppressive.

Example: The overmastering force of the storm left the town in ruins.

Definition: To completely control or dominate someone or something, often in a way that is overwhelming or overpowering.

Example: The general's strategy was so effective that it led to overmastering the enemy forces.

Definition: Describes someone or something that is unable to compete effectively against a stronger opponent or force.

Example: The team felt overmatched in the championship game against the defending champions.

Definition: To be defeated or outperformed by someone or something that is stronger or better.

Example: The team was overmatched in the championship game against the defending champions.

Definition: To give someone too much medicine or treatment.

Example: The doctor warned that it is possible to overmedicate patients if they are not monitored closely.

Definition: The act of giving too much medicine to someone, often leading to negative health effects.

Example: Overmedication can lead to serious side effects and complications for patients.