overtax [ˌəʊvəˈtæks, ingl. am. ˌoʊvɚˈ-] V. trans.
1. overtax (tax heavily):
- overtax
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2. overtax (make tired):
| I | overtax |
|---|---|
| you | overtax |
| he/she/it | overtaxes |
| we | overtax |
| you | overtax |
| they | overtax |
| I | overtaxed |
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| you | overtaxed |
| he/she/it | overtaxed |
| we | overtaxed |
| you | overtaxed |
| they | overtaxed |
| I | have | overtaxed |
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| you | have | overtaxed |
| he/she/it | has | overtaxed |
| we | have | overtaxed |
| you | have | overtaxed |
| they | have | overtaxed |
| I | had | overtaxed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | overtaxed |
| he/she/it | had | overtaxed |
| we | had | overtaxed |
| you | had | overtaxed |
| they | had | overtaxed |
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The strenuous effort depleted her coal stocks and overtaxed her engines.
en.wikipedia.org His rubbery body makes him highly resistant to injury, though he can suffer painful damage if his body's elasticity is overtaxed (similar to severe muscle pulls).
en.wikipedia.org Though the hospital expanded to 40 beds, it was overtaxed in a few years.
en.wikipedia.org He, however, seems on this journey to have overtaxed his strength, and never afterwards had good health.
en.wikipedia.org Donor controlled food webs may be inherently more stable, because it is difficult for primary consumers to overtax their resources.
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