overcome
દૂર
definition
verb
she worked hard to overcome her paralyzing shyness
succeed in dealing with (a problem or difficulty).
translation of 'overcome'
જીતવું
example
Although the dust problem was eventually 'overcome' , the report does not tell how.
You can easily 'overcome' these obstacles using tools for working anywhere, anytime.
she worked hard to 'overcome' her paralyzing shyness
She couldn't control herself and soon she was 'overcome' by her grief.
Suddenly I was 'overcome' with a desire to ride as fast as possible.
Life was very hard for these early pioneers and they had to 'overcome' many problems.
So 'overcome' with emotion was he that he even embraced a prison guard as he was given back his personal possessions.
But they had come so far and 'overcome' so much adversity, how could it possibly end like this?
Glasgow is working hard to 'overcome' these problems and the city is undergoing rapid economic change.
But in the end she is 'overcome' with guilt that manifests itself in crazed hallucinations.
She felt a strange, warm feeling 'overcome' her, and she wondered what had caused it.
But we have successfully 'overcome' the various obstacles and hurdles placed in our path.
we shall 'overcome'
Oh, we plan to eventually 'overcome' that minor obstacle.
You've been doing this far too long to suddenly be 'overcome' by guilty feelings.
Each side stakes men's lives and ammunition in an attempt to 'overcome' the other side.
The last four years of his life were a constant struggle to 'overcome' rivals.
She was 'overcome' with the feeling that she had to do something and she wasn't doing it.
She's been able to 'overcome' so many adversities.
Reason is easily 'overcome' by emotion, but emotion can be apathetic or energetic.
To 'overcome' the problems associated with this, the mole is used.
There are occasionally plateaus or psychological barriers to 'overcome' in order to progress.
He tried walked down the street but he was suddenly 'overcome' by feelings of aloneness.
Tai Chi uses the power of relaxation, rather than force, to 'overcome' an opponent.
It is perfectly acceptable for a real man to cry when he is 'overcome' with emotion.
For example, governments can try to 'overcome' the information problems associated with landowners and renters.
No little effort was required to 'overcome' stubborn opponents who showed why they have been rejuvenated of late.
She was 'overcome' with emotions as she gazed at the purest sunset she had ever laid eyes on.
she was obviously 'overcome' with excitement
But on those first days and nights, I was 'overcome' with murderous rage.
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