Verb:

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overtax's Usage Examples:

For two years, she kept up this overtaxing work until she was suddenly stricken at Defiance, Ohio with what seemed.

When time for adjournment arrived, he got out his horse to return home, but seeing a lad in trouble from a fickly horse, he went to his assistance, where he overtaxed his physical strength, and returned to his own buggy quite exhausted.

work, so keyed up with a kind of taut, nervous energy, that she is apt to overtax her strength.

" Harvey also scolds de Camp for his use of "plot tokens" and "overtaxed faux archaic prose.

intervals during combat, as long as the driver reduced speed and avoided overtaxing the vehicle.

the economy of Manchuria, the basis of his power, was overtaxed by his adventurism and collapsed in the winter of 1927; and he was defeated by the National.

and partly because it was short enough and tight enough that it wouldn"t overtax some of the small cars of the day.

"the chronicle of a performer out of his element, working to a deadline, enfeebling his overtaxed talents by a rush to deliver a new "LP product", rehearse.

By the early 20th century, there was extreme overtaxing, robbery, and murder against Armenians, all going with no repercussion.

after their stat guru makes a point of how her offspeed pitches may be overtaxing her.

population, limited arable land, and dependence on the Nile all continue to overtax resources and stress the economy.

Quint heads toward shore to draw the shark into shallower waters, but he overtaxes the damaged engine and it blows up.

the way the church took possession of a large proportion of the land, overtaxing the people so harshly that it led to open rebellion.

Synonyms:

tax,