overtop

[US]/əʊvəˈtɒp/
[UK]/oʊvərˈtɑp/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vt.to rise above or tower over; to exceed or surpass
Word Forms
Past Participleovertopped
Past Tenseovertopped
Present Participleovertopping
Third Person Singularovertops

Phrases & Collocations

overtop the hill

overtop the fence

overtop the building

overtop the wall

overtop the mountain

overtop the tree

overtop the roof

overtop the landscape

overtop the structure

overtop the city

Example Sentences

the blanket overtopped the bed, creating a cozy atmosphere.

she overtopped her previous record in the competition.

the waves overtopped the seawall during the storm.

the building overtopped the surrounding structures, making it a landmark.

he overtopped his peers in academic performance.

the tree overtopped the fence, providing extra shade.

the mountain overtopped all others in the range.

her enthusiasm overtopped any doubts about the project.

the cake overtopped the mold, making it look impressive.

he overtopped the others in the race with a strong finish.

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