Pronunciation: /oʊvərˈfloʊɪŋ/
verb present participle of overflow, meaning to flow over the edge or brim
A1 The cup is overflowing with water.
A2 The river started overflowing after heavy rains.
B1 The sink began overflowing with bubbles from the dish soap.
B2 The emotions were overflowing as she gave her speech at the graduation ceremony.
C1 The room was overflowing with people eager to hear the famous author speak.
C2 Her love for him was overflowing and evident in every action she took.
adjective describing a situation where something is filled beyond its capacity
A1 The cup was overflowing with water.
A2 The excitement in the room was overflowing as they awaited the results.
B1 The river was overflowing its banks after heavy rainfall.
B2 Her love for animals was overflowing, as she volunteered at multiple shelters.
C1 The artist's creativity was overflowing, leading to a series of masterpieces.
C2 The chef's passion for cooking was overflowing, evident in every dish he prepared.
formal The river was overflowing after days of heavy rain.
informal The sink in the bathroom is overflowing with water.
slang My inbox is overflowing with emails, I can't keep up!
figurative Her heart was overflowing with love for her new baby.
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