surmount|surmounted|surmounting|surmounts in English

verb

[sur·mount || sɜr'maʊnt /sɜː-]

overcome, conquer, triumph over; climb to the top of; be on top of

Use "surmount|surmounted|surmounting|surmounts" in a sentence

1. 5 A weather - vane surmounts the spire / The spire is surmounted by a weather - vane.

2. We laid about to surmount the obstacle.

3. They surmount one crag after another.

4. 19 They surmounted Mount Mckinley.

5. State and thought can be surmounted, spirit is OK sublimate, but force cannot be surmounted.

6. 18 In surmounting it, Butler established ascendancy over his critics.

7. He tried to surmount his embarrassment.

8. A strong motive forces one to surmount many difficulties.

9. In surmounting it, Butler established ascendancy over his critics.

10. Let my body surmount the high mountains.

11. The house was surmounted by a tall chimney.

12. 3 The tower is surmounted with a spire.

13. They managed to surmount all opposition/objections to their plans.

14. These things could be sorted out and surmounted.

15. I think most of these obstacles can be surmounted.

16. I want to prove that sense can surmount impulse.

17. Together, horse and driver conspired to surmount the hill.

18. I realized I had to surmount the language barrier.

19. He is quite confident that we can surmount these difficulties.

20. They often endure severe hardships and surmount seemingly impossible obstacles.

21. 2 I realized I had to surmount the language barrier.

22. Anthropomorphic and zoomorphic shapes surmount many ancient harps and lyres

23. There is a threshold effect that is difficult to surmount.

24. We are fully confident that we can surmount these difficulties.

25. The humility of Jesus is the surmounting of our pride; by his abasement he lifts us up.