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Meaning overuse meaning

What does overuse mean?

overuse

— verb make use of too often or too extensively — noun (= overexploitation) exploitation to the point of diminishing returns

Synonyms overuse synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as overuse?

overuse English » English

overutilization overutilisation overexploitation abuse overdrive overstress overstrain overload overindulge overexploit misuse intemperance exploitation

Conjugation overuse conjugation

How do you conjugate overuse?

overuse · verb

Examples overuse examples

How do I use overuse in a sentence?

Simple sentences

With groundwater levels dropping due to overuse, drought and climate change, the challenge to get enough water daily was becoming harder.

Movie subtitles

But don't overuse it.
Right here around this island the tides are slowing down, maybe because of silt building up from garbage dumped in the bay or from the overuse of fertilizers.
Don't overuse it.
I told you not to overuse it. Naughty.
While your undergarments have likely petrified like a Neolithic fossil from overuse.
The garlic's not gonna overuse itself.
If you overuse your energy when you're poisoned, your blood gets all twisted.
Your condition is called priapism, usually brought on by the overuse of EDs.
I can't say for certain, but I can hazard a guess they're wearing out from extremely unnatural overuse.
Overuse of anti-bacterials can lead to.
Not a major side-effect caused by the overuse of a particular narcotic pain-killer.
Overuse your body.
We overuse the term narcissistic in our culture, But we're going back to the psychological definition.
Merely some inflammation from overuse.
Overuse it, and it will destroy your arm and shoulder muscles your bones will shatter, and you'll sustain irreparable damage.
And like any addiction overuse, it desensitizes, so he moves on to the real thing.
Merely some inflammation from overuse. Nothing to be concerned about.
My date did not go well, unfortunately, due to a lack of chemistry and, I think, an overuse of profanity on my part.
Guard misconduct, overuse of solitary confinement.
Though no one actually saw him enter or exit, evidence of his presence was clear, as upon inspection, the dairy goat's anus was irritated from overuse.
Trying to figure out how to sort them. chronological order, type of threat. overuse of block letters.
The muscles became so strained with overuse that eventually the hand locked into a deformed position and he was left with nothing but a claw.
I told you not to overuse it.
Keep it for yourself and don't overuse it.
You know, tendonitis is, uh, usually caused by overuse.
It probably just jammed from overuse, all right?
Didn't the hospital warn you about your overuse of radiation testing?
Thank you, Mr. Haynes, for taking a closer look at Dr. Lawton's overuse of CAT scans.
Its overuse in classic television sitcoms always makes me think I'm going to experience an episode from my past.

News and current affairs

Consider that apathy, excessive shopping, and overuse of the Internet are all serious contenders for inclusion in the next edition of the DSM, due to appear in 2012.
After slavery ended, the once beautiful island could barely sustain the former slave populations because the soils were exhausted by overuse and erosion.
Overuse of antibiotics can also be curtailed by standardized protocols, thus reducing costs and retarding the emergence of resistance.
Blurring the line between the private and the state-owned sectors would, over time, reduce the latter's privileged access to - and overuse of - bank financing, leading to the expansion of corporate bond markets.

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