Pronunciation: /oʊvərwɑtər/
adjective describing something that is situated or occurring on or above water
A1 The overwater bridge was painted blue.
A2 The overwater bungalow had a beautiful view of the ocean.
B1 The overwater restaurant served fresh seafood.
B2 The overwater villa had a private deck for sunbathing.
C1 The overwater observatory provided a clear view of the stars.
C2 The overwater spa offered luxurious treatments with ocean views.
adverb in, on, or above water
A1 The boat sailed overwater to reach the island.
A2 She walked overwater to get to the other side of the lake.
B1 The bridge collapsed, forcing us to travel overwater to reach the village.
B2 The ferry was the only way to get overwater to the mainland.
C1 The seaplane flew overwater to reach the remote island.
C2 The yacht gracefully glided overwater towards the horizon.
formal The resort offers luxurious overwater bungalows with stunning ocean views.
informal We booked a room in an overwater villa for our vacation.
slang I can't wait to chill in that overwater crib!
figurative His dreams of success seemed to float overwater, always just out of reach.
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