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  1. over-prefix

    above, or higher

  2. over-prefix

    superior

  3. Etymology: From over-, from ofer-, from ubar-. Cognate with over-, über-, over-, över-. More at over.

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  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of over- in Chaldean Numerology is: 2

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of over- in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6

Examples of over- in a Sentence

  1. Phil Scott:

    Rather than over-promising a limited supply to a broad population that we know we can’t vaccinate all at once, we believe our strategy will get shots in arms faster and more efficiently, with less loss of life.

  2. Salim Abdool Karim:

    Most patients, well over 95 %, even up to 99 % of patients on therapy should have little difficulty in leading a normal life, and carry no concern about mortality provided they take their treatment properly.

  3. Chief Executive Richard Adkerson:

    Our company is over-leveraged, this kind of debt is a killer.

  4. Bakari Sellers:

    For many of us, we haven’t been critical necessarily of the race of the officer whether or not they are White, Black, Hispanic or otherwise, but it’s the system. And what you are seeing over and over, again and again, is a system that perpetuates violence against people of color.

  5. David Greenberg:

    The focus started to shift back to being capable of using the automation as an assist to reduce workload in the right circumstance, but being capable also of taking over and flying the old way, in Asia, it's very normal to rely, in my view, excessively on automation.

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