oversize
Origin of oversize
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How to use oversize in a sentence
Everyone remembers it as a kid—when long parades of oversized trucks rolled into town to set up camp in a field.
She holds a young girl closely inside her oversized fur coat; both gaze into lens.
They seem, at best, like damaged children, trying on the oversized identities of those who create and accomplish in real life.
Swimming in an oversized blue blazer and dirty black Uggs, she stops eating to wipe away the sweat on her forehead.
And there's something supernatural—something sinister—about his oversized blue eyes.
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Assembled there they look like a lot of malformed giants, with oversized heads sunk curiously in their shoulders.
Egypt (La Mort De Philae) | Pierre LotiIn the center of the neat kitchen, spitting angrily at the wet, stood a ruffled and oversized black tom-cat.
Ralestone Luck | Andre NortonThere were four ungainly, monstrous birds like oversized Cornish Game gamecocks pecking at him.
Operation: Outer Space | William Fitzgerald JenkinsThe unconscious Geneva Jervis, lying crumpled up in the oversized fur coat, was the immediate problem.
And Then the Town Took Off | Richard WilsonThe starer, without once taking his eyes off Horace, rose, advanced to the little window and thrust through it an oversized card.
The Sin of Monsieur Pettipon | Richard Connell
British Dictionary definitions for oversize
Also: oversized larger than the usual size
a size larger than the usual or proper size
something that is oversize
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