Overfar

Definitions

  • Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary
    • adv Overfar ō-vėr-fär′ (Shak.) to too great an extent.
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Usage

In literature:

One is apt to be pulled up suddenly when he ventures overfar.
"Winston of the Prairie" by Harold Bindloss
All this may be looking overfar into the future.
"The Greater Republic" by Charles Morris
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