Definitions for overturns

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overturns o·ver·turn

Spelling: [verb oh-ver-turn; noun oh-ver-turn]

IPA: /verb ˌoʊ vərˈtɜrn; noun ˈoʊ vərˌtɜrn/

Overturns is a 9 letter English word. It's valid Scrabble word worth 11 points. It's valid Words with friends word worth 14 points.

You can make 382 anagrams from letters in overturns (enorrstuv).

Definitions for overturns

noun

1. the act of overturning.
2. the state of being overturned.
3. the act of overturning.
4. the state of being overturned.

verb (used with object)

1. to destroy the power of; overthrow; defeat; vanquish.
2. to turn over on its side, face, or back; upset:
3. to destroy the power of; overthrow; defeat; vanquish.
4. to turn over on its side, face, or back; upset:

verb (used without object)

1. to turn on its side, face, or back; capsize:
2. to turn on its side, face, or back; capsize:

Origin of overturns

Middle English word dating back to 1175-1225; See origin at over-, turn

Examples for overturns

In the name of the Deity he sent dragoons to overturn parliaments.

Democracy has on one side to assimilate aristocracy, and not overturn it.

With that you overturn all the schools of theology and all the temples of the earth.

She retaliated by using her telekinetic powers to overturn their party bus.

Should a self-respecting democracy have a Supreme Court like ours, with the power to overturn democratic legislation?

Studies that build on the established body of evidence are more likely to be true than ones that appear to overturn it.

And even if it does not overturn, if it fails, it will not end, but pause.

The suit comes after his attempt to overturn the standards via executive order was rejected by a judge in state court last week.

The Italian Futurists were prepared to overturn the world as they knew it to achieve their ideal world.

In case of an overturn or accident, the two would be swept among them.

In case of an overturn or accident, the two would be swept among them.

In the name of the Deity he sent dragoons to overturn parliaments.

Democracy has on one side to assimilate aristocracy, and not overturn it.

And even if it does not overturn, if it fails, it will not end, but pause.

The suit comes after his attempt to overturn the standards via executive order was rejected by a judge in state court last week.

With that you overturn all the schools of theology and all the temples of the earth.

Should a self-respecting democracy have a Supreme Court like ours, with the power to overturn democratic legislation?

Studies that build on the established body of evidence are more likely to be true than ones that appear to overturn it.

The Italian Futurists were prepared to overturn the world as they knew it to achieve their ideal world.

She retaliated by using her telekinetic powers to overturn their party bus.