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overtrouble

overtrouble verb: to trouble excessively.

Verb

overtrouble (third-person singular simple present overtroubles, present participle overtroubling, simple past and past participle overtroubled)

  1. (transitive) To trouble excessively.
    • Don't overtrouble yourself with the details.

Forms of overtrouble

third-person singular presentovertroubles
present participleovertroubling
past participleovertroubled
pastovertroubled

Origin of overtrouble

From over- + trouble.

Questions about overtrouble

What does overtrouble mean?
Overtrouble means to trouble excessively.
What part of speech is overtrouble?
Overtrouble is a verb.
What is the past tense of overtrouble?
The past tense of overtrouble is overtroubled.

Words near overtrouble in the dictionary

  1. overtripped
  2. overtripping
  3. overtrips
  4. overtrod
  5. overtrodden
  6. overtrouble
  7. overtroubled
  8. overtroubles
  9. overtroubling
  10. overtrousers
  11. overtrue

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