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Definition of “overexert”
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overexert (ˌəʊvərɪɡˈzɜːt)
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transitive verb
- to excessively exert; to make too strenuous an effort
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View thesaurus entry = do too much, overwork, drive yourself, burn the candle at both ends, wear yourself out, strain yourself, knock yourself out, push yourself too hard, work yourself to death, overstrain yourself, overtire yourself, overtax yourself, practice presenteeism
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