overstrain in English

noun

1

the action or result of subjecting someone or something to overstrain.

One should also add a part of the costs shouldered by the postwar generations in the form of diverse long-term adverse effects of wartime overstrain .

verb

1

subject to an excessive demand on strength, resources, or abilities.

there was a risk he might overstrain his heart

verb

overextend

Use "overstrain" in a sentence

1. 4 Don't overstrain when you feel weak.

2. 2 You will make your eyes overstrain.

3. Background: Stress fractures are caused by overstrain.

4. 6 Fatigue belonged to asthenic overstrain in TCM.

5. 5 Most muscle and spinal injuries are from overstrain .

6. 7 The doctor warned me not to overstrain my eyes in writing the report.

7. 10 Both endopathic factors and exopathic factors might cause fatigue, but overstrain was the main etiology.

8. 3 Overstrain had brought on tuberculosis in 1939 and I had been having a lot of trouble with my eyes.

9. 9 In real life, it is often heard that the death caused by overstrain,(www.Sentencedict.com) the attack to others and suicide.

10. 11 So the distance of the gap needs to be between the outer limits of boredom and overstrain according to Iser.

11. 8 Generally the onset is related to trauma even micro trauma of shoulder or caused by the overwork excess fatigue overstrain affection of external wind-cold.

12. Challenged by William Henry Gleason , who stated that Bionomical residential area develop from the unique and coincidental tie-up of case-by-case being .This perceptual faulting placed the focus back onto the life story of soul being and how this relates to the growing of community associations.The Clementsian superorganism theory was an overstrain covering of an ideal physical body of