overexert
Americanverb (used with object)
Other Word Forms
- overexertedly adverb
- overexertion noun
Etymology
Origin of overexert
Example Sentences
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However, Roberts said Ohtani’s pregame catch play on Tuesday was cut short, and that the risk of overexerting the reigning National League MVP by having him make a full-length start Wednesday wasn’t worth it.
From Los Angeles Times
“Take frequent breaks in the shade if possible, don’t overexert yourself by any means.”
From Los Angeles Times
Still, Miller seemed to overexert himself on occasion.
From Los Angeles Times
He said they watched the 4-year-old to make sure she didn’t overexert herself.
From Washington Times
And while they’d still like to finish the season strong, they don’t need to overexert themselves anymore.
From Los Angeles Times
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