overleaf
Americanadverb
adverb
Etymology
Origin of overleaf
Example Sentences
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None of the poignant struggle that Sarah describes overleaf or, luckily, the heartbreak the infertile experience.
From The Guardian • Aug. 30, 2015
The problem of distances can be judged by the fact that if a map of the U. S. were superimposed on the map overleaf it would just about cover the area shown.
From Time Magazine Archive
As the American samples opposite and overleaf show, the collection neatly cross-sections contemporary painting.
From Time Magazine Archive
That terrain is most conveniently described as an oblong standing up lengthways north and south, and corresponding to the sketch map overleaf.
From Tourcoing by Belloc, Hilaire
Look what they say overleaf about the cost of working and the estimated returns.
From Austin and His Friends by Balfour, Frederic H.
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