overreaching
Speech parts
1. overreaching - Noun
2. overreaching - Verb
4. overreaching - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Overreach
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vaulting ambition
Andrew Bird follows the same definition of “quirky” that people use for movies —his interests are certainly idiosyncratic, but somehow the definition feels too overreaching, like using Instagram and “hipster” in the same breath.
Abbott and several GOP senators, though, have said some Texas cities are thwarting economic progress with overreaching rules.
Oman (1899), p. 239. Paul Murray Kendall 's popular biography from 1957 took a sympathetic view of Warwick, but concluded that he had ultimately fallen victim to his own overreaching ambition.
Leftist governors and mayors are tripling down on their absurd overreaching COVID-19 mandates to depress Americans and stop the remarkable comeback of Trump’s unprecedented booming economy.
An alleged failure to comply with formal requirements in a corporation’s bylaws does not, on its own, constitute the fraud, bad faith, or overreaching necessary to rebut the business judgment rule’s application.”