overcompensate, work too hard to correct a fault; (Psychoanalysis) work too hard to correct a defect
overcompensation, excessive compensation due to feelings of guilt (Psychoanalysis)
overdevelop
overdeveloping
overdevelops
overdeveloped
overdevelopment, development which exceeds necessity; development which cannot be ecologically sustained; overexpansion, something which is too spread out; excessive development
hyperemesis, excessive vomiting (Medicine)
overnutrition, excess nutrition, suralimentation
surexcitation, excessive excitation, excessive emotion
overeducate, educate more than necessary
overeat
overeat, eat too much; gorge, binge; overfeed
overeating
overeaten
run over
run over, trample, run down; drive over
being run over, being driven over by a vehicle
running over
runs over
book one's passage, reserve a place on a ship
aggression
raid, attack on, foray into
house to house raid, entering one house after another and seizing what is inside
irruptions, inroads
invaded, entered, penetrated, encroached upon, conquered
attacking, holding up, raiding
held up
overdue
overdue
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