overarching in Italian
overarching in Italian is omnicomprensivo — overarching means covering or applying to everything else, and more important than the individual parts. It describes the single aim, principle or framework that all the smaller elements sit beneath.
overarching in Italian
omnicomprensivo
(figurative) Dominating or covering something for the most part.
What does "overarching" mean?
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adjective Covering or applying to everything else, and more important than the individual parts. It describes the single aim, principle or framework that all the smaller elements sit beneath.
"The overarching aim of the policy is to cut emissions by half."
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adjective Forming an arch over something, in literal descriptive use.
"They walked down the lane under overarching beeches."
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overarching in a sentence
- The overarching aim of the policy is to cut emissions by half.
- There is no overarching theme — the essays simply sit side by side.
- They walked down the lane under overarching beeches.
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What is "overarching" in Italian?
"overarching" in Italian is omnicomprensivo. overarching means: Covering or applying to everything else, and more important than the individual parts. It describes the single aim, principle or framework that all the smaller elements sit beneath.
How do you use "overarching" in a sentence?
Example: "The overarching aim of the policy is to cut emissions by half." In Italian, "overarching" is omnicomprensivo.
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