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overstraining's Usage Examples:

times, teachers were irritated and tried to protect their students from overstraining.

stronger after he almost lost his eyesight at the age of 3, as a result of overstraining it while reading.

new South Wales Corps but in 1803 was suspended from office due to overstraining his credit.

interest growing at a steady pace, and exciting the imagination without overstraining credulity".

At the time his death was attributed to overstraining his brain.

attributes the medical examiner's death to a cerebral aneurysm induced by overstraining while defecating.

" Constanze thought that the Requiem was overstraining him; she called the doctor and took away the score.

due to the possibility of aggravating certain health conditions, or overstraining the body.

military commanders ordered their troops back to barracks, fearful of overstraining the enlisted men's loyalty and left Tehran in the hands of the protesters.

(hunchback) and was diagnosed with Scheuermann's disease, probably caused by overstraining her back, which can lead to a hunched posture in modern humans due to.

nights, an extraordinary feat, but it was probably the beginning of the overstraining of her voice, which some years later she was to lose altogether.

of the members' skills and to prevent main singer, Lee Hong-gi, from overstraining his voice again.

is vulnerable to losing the ability to use her power effectively by overstraining and overusing her sonic screams or injury to her throat and vocal cords.

They also had concerns about concert attendees' cars overstraining parking in the New Town.

Kagome fires an arrow at Naraku, preventing Miroku from fatally overstraining his Wind Tunnel.

in a "targeted and strategically sensible" manner, in order to avoid overstraining testing capacities.

overstraining's Meaning':

strain excessively

Synonyms:

strain; extend; overextend;

Antonyms:

decrease; shorten;