Pronunciation: /ˌoʊvərˈmæstər/
noun a person who overcomes or masters something
A1 I felt an overwhelming sense of overmaster during the exam.
A2 The overmaster of fear made it difficult for her to speak in public.
B1 The overmaster of emotions clouded his judgment in making decisions.
B2 She struggled to control the overmaster of anger that welled up inside her.
C1 The overmaster of ambition drove him to achieve great success in his career.
C2 Despite facing numerous challenges, she was able to overmaster her fears and pursue her dreams.
verb to overcome or overpower completely
A1 The strong wind can overmaster a small boat on the lake.
A2 She felt a sense of panic as fear began to overmaster her thoughts.
B1 The urge to eat unhealthy food can sometimes overmaster our willpower.
B2 His determination to succeed overmastered any doubts he had about his abilities.
C1 The charismatic leader's presence overmastered the room, commanding everyone's attention.
C2 The beauty of the artwork was so captivating that it overmastered all other pieces in the gallery.
formal The general's strategic brilliance allowed him to overmaster the enemy forces.
informal She was able to overmaster her fear and give a flawless presentation.
slang He totally overmastered that video game boss on his first try.
figurative The beauty of the sunset overmastered all other sights in the evening sky.
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