Noun:

ଓଭରକିଲ୍ |,

overkill's Usage Examples:

- Chicago TribuneSci-fi Action Movie in Space Prisonwritten and directed by Joe FoustWORLD PREMIEREOpened Saturday, December 8, 2001 at American Theater CompanyIts comic-strip overkill is amusing and invigorating.

Factions that do not appear in the 2008 rule set are overkills and terrain features.

and megafauna remains, but do not prove conclusively the overkill theory.

Tom Sinclair of Entertainment Weekly wrote that the record finds Skunk Anansie trading their debut's polite Pat Benatar-ish rock for a bigger, more confrontational sound that flirts with metallic overkill even as it embraces folk and pop, adding that they've toughened up with Stoosh.

earnestness and overkill, but the performances save it from being too treacly".

The four most general reasons that lead to destruction of wildlife include overkill, habitat destruction and fragmentation, impact of introduced species.

This is perhaps easiest to see by the sheer overkill of the factoring approach: the RSA problem.

It has been long debated if humans (overkill hypothesis) or climate change had a bigger effect in the extinction event, but they took several thousands of years to completely die out.

new middle-class male soul singers, avoiding Marvin Gaye"s occasional vapidity, Donny Hathaway"s overkill, and Curtis Mayfield"s blackness-mongering.

Ames - Art directionGary Ruddell - Illustration Cover versions Thrash metal band Overkill covered the song Death Tone on their 1999 album Coverkill.

first-person shooters, starting with Doom, overkilling a character results in "gibbing" – the character exploding in a shower of gore.

One reviewer argued that Payne was the only actor to walk off Absolute Beginners with his reputation not only intact but enhanced and that his portrayal of Flikker was a headbutt of reality in a fantasmagoria of overkill.

Surplus killing, also known as excessive killing, henhouse syndrome, or overkill, is a common behavior exhibited by predators, in which they kill more.

Synonyms:

travail, effort, exertion, sweat, elbow grease,

Antonyms:

incapable, incapability, incapableness,