completely overcome

Frequency: 7.010.2 per million words

To fully and totally defeat or get control of something, such as a problem or feeling.

overcomeADVERB + overcome

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completely

Examples (10)

  • After years of therapy, he finally completely overcame his anxiety disorder.
  • The company completely overcame its financial crisis through innovative strategies.
  • With sheer determination, she managed to completely overcome her physical limitations.
  • Our goal is to completely overcome all technical challenges before the launch.
  • The new legislation aims to help communities completely overcome poverty.
  • It takes immense courage to completely overcome deep-seated prejudices.
  • Having completely overcome his shyness, he became a confident public speaker.
  • The team is confident they can completely overcome their rivals in the next round.
  • He was completely overcome by emotion after hearing the news.
  • The firefighters were nearly completely overcome by the dense smoke.