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overseen [ˌəʊvəˈsiːn]

overseer [ˈəʊvəsiːə] N

overstep <overstepped; overstepping> [ˌəʊvəˈstep] VB trans

oversleep <overslept> [ˌəʊvəˈsliːp] VB trans, intr

I . overhead [ˈəʊvəhed] ADJ

III . overhead [ˈəʊvəhed] N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Other things being equal, educated people were more likely to overspend than the less-educated.
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The problem here is not revenues; the problem is overspending.
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Due to this limitation, those who over-use their gift quickly collapse or die when they overspend their own natural energy.
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A victim of overspending and the dot.com bubble, the company was near closing in late 2001.
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The serial was budgeted at $82,616 although the final negative cost was $87,655 (a $5,039, or 6.1%, overspend).
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Nonetheless, the county council approved overspends allowing the schools to be upgraded as planned.
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The cost of the building increased year-on-year through a combination of mismanagement, overspending and unauthorised work.
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Paramount changed the way that individual episodes were funded, with overspending on some episode budgets allowed on the proviso that it would be recouped by a reduction in others.
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The league has suffered severe financial problems in recent years due to mismanagement and overspending by its clubs.
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He now also became an opponent of government overspending, and was especially critical of state aid for railways, especially when those railways were monopolies.
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