overwrought
[Adjective]
emotionally distressed and worked up
Ex: She was overwrought after receiving the bad news.
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overweight
[Adjective]
weighing more than what is considered healthy or desirable for one's body size and build
Ex: John is overweight because he eats large portions and rarely exercises.
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overweening
[Adjective]
having too much pride or confidence in oneself
Ex: His overweening confidence often alienated his colleagues.
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[noun]
someone who is in a position of power, especially in the past
Ex: The medieval lord acted as an overlord over the neighboring villages.
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to overrun
[Verb]
to invade or overwhelm with a large number, surpassing defenses
Ex: The enemy forces attempted to overrun the border, catching the defenders off guard.
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Sign inardent
[Adjective]
showing a great amount of eagerness
Ex: She was an ardent supporter of the environmental movement, dedicating her weekends to clean-up drives.
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Sign inardor
[noun]
deep and passionate love or affection for someone
Ex: Her ardor for her children was evident in every loving gesture she made.
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Sign inarduous
[Adjective]
requiring a lot of mental effort and hard work
Ex: Writing a novel can be an arduous process, requiring long hours of focused concentration and creativity.
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Sign ininedible
[Adjective]
not capable of being eaten or is not safe for consumption
Ex: He accidentally took a bite of the inedible fruit and quickly spat it out.
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Sign inineffable
[Adjective]
so intense that it cannot be adequately expressed in words
Ex: She was overwhelmed by ineffable gratitude when strangers rallied to her aid.
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[Adjective]
not effective in achieving the intended purpose
Ex: The medication proved to be inefficacious in alleviating the patient's symptoms, leading to the exploration of alternative treatments.
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inevitable
[Adjective]
unable to be prevented
Ex: As technology advances, it becomes increasingly inevitable that automation will replace certain jobs.
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Sign inperipatetic
[Adjective]
constantly traveling to different locations, particularly due to work
Ex: His peripatetic lifestyle involved traveling to different cities every week for work.
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Sign inperipheral
[Adjective]
relating or belonging to the edge or outer section of something
Ex: The peripheral vision allows us to detect movement on the sides without directly looking at it.
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