Pronunciation: /oʊvərˈdrɔ/
verb To withdraw more money from an account than is available, resulting in a negative balance
A1 I often overdraw my bank account without realizing it.
A2 She overdraws her allowance every month and has to borrow money from her parents.
B1 The company's expenses have been overdrawn this quarter, leading to financial difficulties.
B2 It is important to monitor your spending to avoid overdrawn bank accounts.
C1 The artist's detailed illustrations often overdraw reality to create a sense of fantasy.
C2 The author's use of vivid imagery can sometimes overdraw the reader's emotions, creating a powerful impact.
formal The customer was notified that they had overdrawn their bank account.
informal I accidentally overdraw my account sometimes when I forget to check my balance.
slang I can't believe I overdrawed again, I need to start keeping track of my spending.
figurative Her emotions overdrawn as she tried to cope with the overwhelming stress of the situation.
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