to overflow
- verb
- /ˌoʊvərˈfloʊ/
- And when you feel lucky and overflowing with bliss, joy, exuberance, it pours into the other people that are in your life.
- overflow with love
It says if you allow your humanity to overflow, the divine will happen.
- It says if you allow your humanity to overflow, the divine will happen.
- This is if you allow your humanity to overflow, the divine will happen.
- I think of a place where there love overflowing.
- Our newest students overflowing with promise, source of all creation.
- Come back to self love, not selfish love, but self full love overflowing from within your heart and emanating that everywhere you go.
- And when you feel lucky and overflowing with bliss, joy, exuberance, it pours into the other people that are in your life.
Examples
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We are different from other people, lacking in certain qualities, overflowing in others.
Fiction book (2000) -
Our newest students overflowing with promise, source of all creation.
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And they overflow, they give to others in friendship because they see that as a good thing.
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And, and, and be able to have your financial cup overflow, have multiple income streams.
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This is if you allow your humanity to overflow, the divine will happen.
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His heart overflows with the kindness of which this world is not worthy of.
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My energy is boundless, my joy overflowing at being free to run in the street.
Fiction book (2001) -
The world is just overflowing with beauty and majesty and transcendence.
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Vera gazed at her with overflowing love and said, "I knew that you would come."
Fiction book (1993) -
Her happiness was so intense that it seemed to overflow in her smile.
Synonyms
To feel an emotion so strongly that you show it openly
To be so full of strong feeling or excitement that you show it clearly
To flow over the edge when a container or feeling is too full
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
The bladder becomes too full and slowly leaks urine because it cannot empty
How Emotional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overflow as a verb for feelings also uses over 'above' + flow 'to move', giving a clear image: an emotion can be so full it 'flows over' and shows itself. That's why to overflow with joy or ideas means to be so full that it is obvious to others.