overstride

[oh-ver-strahyd]

overstride Definition

• 1. to stride over or across something
• 2. to exceed the proper limits of something

Using overstride: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "overstride" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He overstrides the puddle with a single step.

• Example

  The company overstrides its budget for the year.

• Example

  She overstrides her authority as a manager.

overstride Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for overstride

• overstep
• transcend
• surpass

Antonyms for overstride

• understep
• fall short

Phrases with overstride

• overstride oneself

  to go beyond one's abilities or resources

  Example

  I think you're overstriding yourself by taking on so many projects at once.

• overstride the mark

  to go too far or exceed the proper limits of something

  Example

  The politician overstrides the mark with his controversial statements.

• overstride the bounds

  to exceed the proper limits of something

  Example

  The athlete overstrides the bounds of fair play by using performance-enhancing drugs.

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Summary: overstride in Brief

'Overstride' [oh-ver-strahyd] is a verb that means to stride over or across something or to exceed the proper limits of something. It can be used in various contexts, such as physical movement or exceeding boundaries. Examples include 'He overstrides the puddle with a single step' and 'The company overstrides its budget for the year.' Phrases like 'overstride oneself' and 'overstride the mark' further illustrate the concept of exceeding limits.