overkill in Czech
overkill in Czech is kanón na vrabce — overkill means far more force, effort, or resources than a situation actually calls for.
overkill in Czech
kanón na vrabce
What does "overkill" mean?
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noun Far more force, effort, or resources than a situation actually calls for.
"Bringing three lawyers to a parking dispute felt like overkill."
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noun The capacity to destroy far more than is needed, especially with weapons.
"Cold War arsenals reached levels of overkill that could destroy the planet many times over."
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overkill in a sentence
- Bringing three lawyers to a parking dispute felt like overkill.
- Using a sledgehammer to crack that nut was total overkill.
- Cold War arsenals reached levels of overkill that could destroy the planet many times over.
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What is "overkill" in Czech?
"overkill" in Czech is kanón na vrabce. overkill means: Far more force, effort, or resources than a situation actually calls for.
How do you use "overkill" in a sentence?
Example: "Bringing three lawyers to a parking dispute felt like overkill." In Czech, "overkill" is kanón na vrabce.
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