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View definitions for overtop

overtop

adverb as in over

verb as in dominate

verb as in tower

verb as in tower above

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Example Sentences

That will result in high winds, which coincide with high spring tides, bringing a risk of large waves and coastal overtopping.

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Coastal areas may see large waves and water overtopping with some disruption to transport networks.

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Aberdeenshire Council said it was closing off the area and the nearby harbour on police advice, external "due to the risk of overtopping waves".

From BBC

Rivers and streams could swell, overtopping their banks and flooding the neighborhoods surrounding them.

But once built, you don’t want water coming through your roof, your siding or your windows — or overtopping your foundation or slab.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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