overwhelm 音标拼音: [
, ovɚw'ɛlm] [
, ovɚhw'ɛlm]
vt . 淹没,受打击,制服,压倒
淹没,受打击,制服,压倒
overwhelm v 1 :
overcome ,
as with emotions or perceptual stimuli [
synonym :
{
overwhelm }, {
overpower }, {
sweep over }, {
whelm },
{
overcome }, {
overtake }]
2 :
charge someone with too many tasks [
synonym : {
overwhelm },
{
deluge }, {
flood out }]
3 :
cover completely or make imperceptible ; "
I was drowned in work "; "
The noise drowned out her speech " [
synonym : {
submerge },
{
drown }, {
overwhelm }]
4 :
overcome by superior force [
synonym : {
overpower }, {
overmaster },
{
overwhelm }]
Overwhelm \
O "
ver *
whelm `\,
n .
The act of overwhelming . [
R .]
[
1913 Webster ]
Overwhelm \
O `
ver *
whelm "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Overwhelmed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Overwhelming }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
To cover over completely ,
as by a great wave ;
to overflow and bury beneath ;
to ingulf ;
hence ,
figuratively ,
to immerse and bear down ;
to overpower ;
to crush ;
to bury ;
to oppress ,
etc .,
overpoweringly .
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The sea overwhelmed their enemies . --
Ps .
lxxviii .
53 .
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Fearfulness and trembling are come upon me ,
and horror hath overwhelmed me . --
Ps .
lv .
5 .
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Foul deeds will rise ,
Though all the earth o '
erwhelm them . --
Shak .
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Gaza yet stands ;
but all her sons are fallen ,
All in a moment overwhelmed and fallen . --
Milton .
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2 .
To project or impend over threateningly .
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His louering brows o '
erwhelming his fair sight .
--
Shak .
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3 .
To cause to surround ,
to cover . --
Papin .
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201 Moby Thesaurus words for "
overwhelm ":
afflict ,
aggrieve ,
amaze ,
anguish ,
answer ,
answer conclusively ,
argue down ,
astonish ,
astound ,
awe ,
awestrike ,
baptize ,
be prodigal with ,
be strong ,
beat ,
beat down ,
bedaze ,
bedazzle ,
bend ,
bewilder ,
blank ,
board ,
boggle ,
bowl down ,
bowl over ,
break ,
break down ,
bring down ,
bring low ,
bring to tears ,
bring to terms ,
bulldoze ,
bury ,
cascade ,
cataract ,
clobber ,
confound ,
confuse ,
confute ,
conquer ,
contradict ,
controvert ,
cream ,
crush ,
cut up ,
daze ,
dazzle ,
defeat ,
defeat utterly ,
deluge ,
demolish ,
demoralize ,
deny ,
desolate ,
destroy ,
devastate ,
dip ,
discombobulate ,
dismiss ,
dispose of ,
disturb ,
douse ,
downgrade ,
draw tears ,
drown ,
drown out ,
drub ,
duck ,
dumbfound ,
dumbfounder ,
dunk ,
embitter ,
engulf ,
escalade ,
finish ,
flabbergast ,
flood ,
flood the market ,
floor ,
foray ,
grieve ,
humble ,
humiliate ,
immerge ,
immerse ,
inroad ,
inundate ,
invade ,
jam ,
knock over ,
lick ,
lower ,
make a raid ,
make an inroad ,
master ,
merge ,
nonplus ,
oppress ,
outroar ,
outshout ,
overbear ,
overbrim ,
overcome ,
overdose ,
overequip ,
overflow ,
overfurnish ,
overlavish ,
overmaster ,
overpower ,
overprovender ,
overprovide ,
overprovision ,
overrun ,
oversell ,
overstock ,
oversupply ,
overtax ,
overthrow ,
overturn ,
pack a punch ,
paralyze ,
parry ,
paste ,
perplex ,
petrify ,
plunge in water ,
pour out ,
pour over ,
prostrate ,
put to silence ,
quash ,
quell ,
raid ,
rebut ,
reduce ,
reduce to silence ,
refute ,
ruin ,
run over ,
scale ,
scale the walls ,
schmear ,
settle ,
shatter ,
shellac ,
shock ,
shout down ,
shut out ,
shut up ,
silence ,
sink ,
skunk ,
slop ,
slosh ,
smash all opposition ,
smear ,
smother ,
snow under ,
sorrow ,
souse ,
spill ,
spill out ,
spill over ,
squash ,
squelch ,
stagger ,
startle ,
steamroller ,
storm ,
strike dead ,
strike dumb ,
strike with wonder ,
stun ,
stupefy ,
subdue ,
submerge ,
submerse ,
subordinate ,
subvert ,
suppress ,
surprise ,
swamp ,
sweep ,
take aback ,
take by storm ,
thrash ,
torment ,
trample underfoot ,
tread underfoot ,
trim ,
tyrannize ,
undermine ,
unman ,
upset ,
weigh down ,
whelm ,
whitewash ,
whomp ,
whop ,
wreck
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OVERWHELM Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster Both come from Middle English whelmen, meaning "to overturn," and overwhelm has always been more popular, perhaps because the emphatic redundancy of overwhelm makes it seem more apt for describing reactions to powerful forces or feelings
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