overawe [ˌəʊvərˈɔ:, Am ˌoʊvɚˈɑ:] VB trans usu pass
- overawe
- onieśmielać [perf onieśmielić]
| I | overawe |
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| you | overawe |
| he/she/it | overawes |
| we | overawe |
| you | overawe |
| they | overawe |
| I | overawed |
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| you | overawed |
| he/she/it | overawed |
| we | overawed |
| you | overawed |
| they | overawed |
| I | have | overawed |
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| you | have | overawed |
| he/she/it | has | overawed |
| we | have | overawed |
| you | have | overawed |
| they | have | overawed |
| I | had | overawed |
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| you | had | overawed |
| he/she/it | had | overawed |
| we | had | overawed |
| you | had | overawed |
| they | had | overawed |
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They were also charged with waging war against the state to overawe and overthrow the government.
en.wikipedia.org Perhaps the most impressive thing is that he wasn't tempted to over-drive and most certainly wasn't overawed by the experience.
www.independent.co.uk But the oppressor, though he might overawe, could not subdue the spirit of a gallant and outraged people.
en.wikipedia.org This was reflective of a mind devoid of insecurity and a refusal to be overawed by the moment.
www.thehindu.com Had they been overawed by the occasion or the opposition?
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