to overtired
- verb
- /oʊvərˈtaɪərd/
:
cansar en exceso
- After a long day of travel, he realized he had overtired his children with too many activities.
Examples
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She had overtired herself by working two full shifts without a break.
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After a long day of travel, he realized he had overtired his children with too many activities.
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The coach warned that the players might become overtired if they trained too hard before the match.
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She felt overtired after the long hike.
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Are you feeling overtired from studying all night?
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She had overtired herself by working two full shifts without a break.
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The coach warned that the players might become overtired if they trained too hard before the match.
Synonyms
194
3.2
To make someone very tired
15
4.1
To make someone work too much so they become very tired or ill
11
4.6
To make someone very tired by hard work or long effort
10
2.1
To make a person very tired by using up their energy
8
9.4
To make someone very tired
7
7.7
To make someone very tired
4
4.4
To make someone or yourself very tired after long effort
3
6.8
To make someone very tired by doing too much
2
6.3
To make someone very tired by giving them too much to do
1
6.5
To exercise so much that you feel tired and your body hurts
1
4.4
To put too much strain on the body or mind
To make someone very tired so they cannot work or think well
To make someone very tired by doing too much without rest
Antonyms
How Tiring
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overtired has the prefix over- ('too much') and tired ('needing rest'), similar to words like overwork. So if you have overtired someone, you have made them very tired by giving them too much activity or effort.