Pronunciation: /sərˈmaʊnt/
noun something that is overcome or conquered
A1 I will surmount this obstacle.
A2 She managed to surmount her fear of public speaking.
B1 The team worked together to surmount the challenges they faced.
B2 With determination and perseverance, he was able to surmount the difficulties in his way.
C1 The company's ability to surmount economic downturns is impressive.
C2 Her ability to surmount any obstacle in her path is truly remarkable.
verb to overcome a difficulty or obstacle
A1 I had to surmount my fear of heights to climb the mountain.
A2 With determination and hard work, she was able to surmount the challenges in her way.
B1 The team had to surmount various obstacles to reach the final of the competition.
B2 Despite facing criticism, the artist was able to surmount all obstacles and create a masterpiece.
C1 Through years of dedication and perseverance, she was able to surmount all the difficulties in her career.
C2 The leader's ability to surmount any challenge inspired confidence and loyalty among the team.
formal With determination and hard work, we were able to surmount the challenges that came our way.
informal I never thought I could surmount my fear of public speaking, but with practice, I did it!
slang Dude, you totally surmounted that crazy obstacle course like a boss!
figurative Sometimes, the biggest obstacles in life require us to surmount our own doubts and insecurities.
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