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To overcome the distrust or animosity of; appease.
It's kind of difficult to overcome unequal power relations, depending on the situation. Communication is key though. You have to verbalize your concerns and assert your right to equality.
Roger D Hansen has written: 'Can the North-South impasse be overcome?' -- subject(s): International relations, Foreign relations
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The pillbox bothers Maniac because it represents segregation and division between the East and West End. It symbolizes the racial tensions and prejudice that exist in the community, reminding him of the barriers and animosity that permeate the town. This physical structure serves as a constant reminder of the separation and conflict that Maniac hopes to overcome.
Julius Fast has written: 'Body language in the workplace' 'Sexual chemistry' -- subject(s): Sex 'The incompatibility of men and women and how to overcome it' -- subject(s): Interpersonal relations, Sex role
No. The past tense of overcome is still overcome. "How can these barriers be overcome" is the correct grammar.
He was able to overcome his difficult childhood and is now a happy, successful father of three.Victims inside the burning home were overcome by heat and smoke.Working with an experienced therapist, he was able to overcome his fear of flying.yes here is an example he is overcome with anger or he is overcome with joyIn my life I have had to overcome many problems.You will give a great speech if you can overcome you nerves.Overcome your fear of the dictionary.I had to overcome my fear of toilets
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Overcome is a verb.
she had to overcome her blindness
You don't overcome it you allow for it.