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Phrasal Verbs Using 'Around', 'Over', & 'Along' - Experiencing (Over)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Around', 'Over', & 'Along'

(of a person's facial expression or mood) to suddenly become unhappy, worried, or troubled

Ex: As he recounted the traumatic experience , his expression clouded over with sadness and fear .
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(of bodies of water or other surfaces) to become completely covered or blocked with ice due to extremely cold temperatures

Ex: The sidewalk froze over, making it treacherous for pedestrians .
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to show excessive or unnecessary concern, care, or attention to someone or something

Ex: My grandmother always fussed over her garden , making sure every flower was just right .
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to recover from an unpleasant or unhappy experience, particularly an illness

Ex: She finally got over her fear of public speaking .
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(of a threat, problem, concern, etc.) to exist and create a sense of worry or uncertainty about what will happen

Ex: The possibility of layoffs was hanging over the employees , causing anxiety throughout the company .
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(of wounds) to slowly grow new skin over the injured area as part of the healing process

Ex: It 's important not to pick at the scab to allow the wound to heal over properly .
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to significantly transform the appearance of something to update, enhance, or modernize its look

Ex: The interior designer made their home over for the holidays.
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to have a thin layer of mist or water droplets cover a surface, creating a hazy or obscured appearance

Ex: During the cool morning , the lake misted over, creating a serene and mysterious atmosphere .
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to happen without really affecting or bothering someone

Ex: The news of the setback seemed to wash over him , leaving him unfazed .
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to get covered with a layer of ice, due to freezing conditions

Ex: We could n't fish on the river today because it had iced over completely .
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Phrasal Verbs Using 'Around', 'Over', & 'Along'
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