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overrunningverbpresent participle of overrun to enter for conquest or plunderwaves of barbarians overran the Roman Empire during its long decline foraying (into), invading, raiding despoiling, looting, marauding, pillaging, plundering, ransacking, ravaging, sacking, strippingconquering, crushing, dominating, overcoming, overpowering, overwhelming, subduing, subjecting, subjugating, vanquishingassailing, assaulting, attacking, besetting, charging, rushing, storming, strikingbattling, clashing (with), combating(or combatting), fighting, warring (with)encroaching, harassing, infringing, trespassingbeleaguering, besieging, blockading, investinggarrisoning, occupying defending, guarding, protecting, safeguarding, shielding, wardingdefying, opposing, repelling, resisting, withstandingcapitulating (to), ceding (to), submitting (to), succumbing (to), surrendering (to), yielding (to) to go beyond the limit ofhe must not overrun his authority as governor breaking, exceeding, outreaching, outrunning, overpassing, overreaching, overshooting, overstepping, surpassing, transcending encroaching, entrenching(also intrenching), infringing, invading, trespassingoverdoing, overusing, overutilizing, overworking to spread or swarm over in a troublesome mannerants are overrunning the garden infesting besetting, overspreading, overwhelmingabounding, crawling, teemingannoying, pestering, plaguingcontaminating, infecting |