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overfull
[ oh-ver-fool ]
adjective
- excessively full:
The auditorium was overfull.
overfull
/ ˌəʊvəˈfʊl /
adjective
- excessively full; overflowing
Other Words From
- over·fullness noun
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
It’s likely that Mars Sample Return’s budget partly caused the layoffs, but they also came down to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory having an overfull plate of planetary missions and suffering budget cuts.
Or, if the way you eat leaves you perpetually hungry, tired and cranky — or perhaps overfull, lethargic and uncomfortable — there’s clearly room for positive change.
They slept on their own lawns or in parks, and in the cold March air, some wound up as pneumonia cases in the already overfull hospitals.
Afghans fleeing their country in recent weeks have braved hardships from violent retaliation to closed borders and overfull flights.
She hides her knowledge well....The silence went on, everybody afraid to speak, thoughts crisscrossing in the overfull air, eyes averted, shifting, lowered at last to the ground.
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