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to overpower
01
to defeat someone or something using superior strength, force, or influence
Transitive: to overpower sb/sth
02
to be overwhelmed or deeply affected, especially by intense emotions
Transitive: to overpower sb
overpower
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power
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overpowering
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overpowering
adj
Example
The storm's strong winds threatened to overpower the structures in its path.
The heavyweight boxer managed to overpower his opponent with a series of powerful punches.
The security forces worked to overpower the armed intruders and secure the area.
Using their strategic skills, the team overpowers the opposing sports teams.
The military strategy was to overpower the enemy with a swift and coordinated attack.
