Definition of overmaster in English:

overmaster

verb əʊvəˈmɑːstəˌoʊvərˈmæstər

[with object]literary

Overcome; conquer.
〈诗/文〉压倒；征服
he was overmastered by events
他被一系列的事压垮了。
Example sentencesExamples
- Aromatic logs would be burned under the windows of the rich to overmaster the stench that penetrated the city.
- Yet while under the influence of the Summoning Stone, I feared for a time that it was the Demon King himself who had overmastered me, for I could not sense Morlock anywhere… but I understand better now.
- It's a weakness of mine, I admit, that my judgment is often overmastered by passion.
- The life-story perspective reveals a common presentation in patients who have been demoralized and overmastered by circumstances.
- Everything is made subordinate to the overmastering dictates of war.
- Presumably they have all left their warm beds at the compulsion of some overmastering motive: duty, ambition, or fear of poverty.
- They know that the overmastering intentions of the cosmos cannot be undone, but believe that down the line events can be tweaked.
- Sometimes she felt the overmastering desire to strangle her with kisses.
- Yet there is one writer whose unmistakable voice will occasionally overmaster hers.
- One thing, however, can be said with reasonable confidence: throughout his life Aristotle was driven by one overmastering desire - the desire for knowledge.

Definition of overmaster in US English:

overmaster

verbˌōvərˈmastərˌoʊvərˈmæstər

[with object]literary

Overcome; conquer.
〈诗/文〉压倒；征服
he was overmastered by events
他被一系列的事压垮了。
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes she felt the overmastering desire to strangle her with kisses.
- Yet there is one writer whose unmistakable voice will occasionally overmaster hers.
- Everything is made subordinate to the overmastering dictates of war.
- Presumably they have all left their warm beds at the compulsion of some overmastering motive: duty, ambition, or fear of poverty.
- Yet while under the influence of the Summoning Stone, I feared for a time that it was the Demon King himself who had overmastered me, for I could not sense Morlock anywhere… but I understand better now.
- Aromatic logs would be burned under the windows of the rich to overmaster the stench that penetrated the city.
- The life-story perspective reveals a common presentation in patients who have been demoralized and overmastered by circumstances.
- One thing, however, can be said with reasonable confidence: throughout his life Aristotle was driven by one overmastering desire - the desire for knowledge.
- They know that the overmastering intentions of the cosmos cannot be undone, but believe that down the line events can be tweaked.
- It's a weakness of mine, I admit, that my judgment is often overmastered by passion.

单词	overmaster
释义	Definition of overmaster in English: overmaster verb əʊvəˈmɑːstəˌoʊvərˈmæstər [with object]literary Overcome; conquer. 〈诗/文〉压倒；征服 he was overmastered by events 他被一系列的事压垮了。 Example sentencesExamples Aromatic logs would be burned under the windows of the rich to overmaster the stench that penetrated the city. Yet while under the influence of the Summoning Stone, I feared for a time that it was the Demon King himself who had overmastered me, for I could not sense Morlock anywhere… but I understand better now. It's a weakness of mine, I admit, that my judgment is often overmastered by passion. The life-story perspective reveals a common presentation in patients who have been demoralized and overmastered by circumstances. Everything is made subordinate to the overmastering dictates of war. Presumably they have all left their warm beds at the compulsion of some overmastering motive: duty, ambition, or fear of poverty. They know that the overmastering intentions of the cosmos cannot be undone, but believe that down the line events can be tweaked. Sometimes she felt the overmastering desire to strangle her with kisses. Yet there is one writer whose unmistakable voice will occasionally overmaster hers. One thing, however, can be said with reasonable confidence: throughout his life Aristotle was driven by one overmastering desire - the desire for knowledge. Definition of overmaster in US English: overmaster verbˌōvərˈmastərˌoʊvərˈmæstər [with object]literary Overcome; conquer. 〈诗/文〉压倒；征服 he was overmastered by events 他被一系列的事压垮了。 Example sentencesExamples Sometimes she felt the overmastering desire to strangle her with kisses. Yet there is one writer whose unmistakable voice will occasionally overmaster hers. Everything is made subordinate to the overmastering dictates of war. Presumably they have all left their warm beds at the compulsion of some overmastering motive: duty, ambition, or fear of poverty. Yet while under the influence of the Summoning Stone, I feared for a time that it was the Demon King himself who had overmastered me, for I could not sense Morlock anywhere… but I understand better now. Aromatic logs would be burned under the windows of the rich to overmaster the stench that penetrated the city. The life-story perspective reveals a common presentation in patients who have been demoralized and overmastered by circumstances. One thing, however, can be said with reasonable confidence: throughout his life Aristotle was driven by one overmastering desire - the desire for knowledge. They know that the overmastering intentions of the cosmos cannot be undone, but believe that down the line events can be tweaked. It's a weakness of mine, I admit, that my judgment is often overmastered by passion.
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