overvast
UK/əʊvəbɜːst/US/ˈəʊvəbɝst/
overvast adjective: overly vast.
Adjective
overvast (comparative more overvast, superlative most overvast)
- Overly vast.
- The first two days of the camp were slightly overvast and 1 windy, but the remaining period was true autumn weather, which allowed full advantage to be taken of our open-air holidays.1905, Tasmanian Field Naturalists' Club, Easter Camp, Tasmanian Field Naturalists' Club, page 11
- Too many dollars chasing too few goods is never a healthy situation. Instead of the bracing discipline of dedicated, hard thought applied to difficult research problems, a surfeit of funds has a tendency to cause researchers, even with the best of intentions, to divert their energies into fields...1962, United States, Congress, Congressional Record July 9-19, 1962: Vol 108, Superintendent of Government Documents, page 13894
Forms of overvast
| comparative | more overvast |
|---|---|
| superlative | most overvast |
| alternative form | over-vast |
Origin of overvast
From over- + vast.
Questions about overvast
- What does overvast mean?
- Overvast means overly vast.
- What part of speech is overvast?
- Overvast is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce overvast?
- Overvast is pronounced /ˈəʊvəbɝst/ (US).
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