- the matter, but were
removed from a
welfare state,
parents choosing to
overbear would not have the
resources to
provide for
their "litter", thus solving...
- bear – bore – borne/born
forbear – forbore/forbare – forborne/forborn
overbear – overbore/overbare – overborne/overborn
underbear – underbore/underbare...
- down, over the
barrel of a gun,
known as
kissing the gunner's daughter.
overbear To sail
downwind directly at
another ship,
stealing the wind from its sails...
-
about tops,
gaining so much
weight in
beauty and
serenity that it
almost overbears the
incredulity of the story". The film
received a
positive reception...
-
later they are
needed when the
Chief gets
abducted by a new villain, the
Overbear. Note: This
episode was
produced as the
series finale, but wasn't the last...
-
outlandish outlast outrun outset outside outward outwork oven over over-
overbear overboard overcome overdo overdose overflow overhead overload oversee overset...
- love is
stronger than any
religious ties, and that "the tie of
blood overbears the
pride and
prejudice of religion". In its ****ertion of "Melting-pot...
-
Canada and Australia). It is "entrenched,"
meaning that its
provisions overbear any
ordinary statutory enactments which the
courts find to be inconsistent...
- open to him. A
public interest in
entitling every person to a fair
trial overbears the
public interest to
prosecute someone for an offence. The
Supreme Court...
-
threat to
expose the defendant's
adultery would not be
sufficient threat to
overbear the will of an
ordinary person. The
defendant must have a
reasonable and...
