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overachieve

VERB
  1. perform better or achieve a greater degree of success than expected
    His daughter always overachieves

How To Use overachieve In A Sentence

  • It was one of the hottest Septembers in Washington history, continuing a trend of thermal overachievement that began here months ago. Weather for September 2010 hottest on record since 1980
  • The solicitation of dale is now immunodeficient to a nonindulgence of colorimetrical darjeeling, from overachiever highlighter to pearlescent toot. Rational Review
  • As he overachieved in one arena after another, he surprised us all.
  • They are united, see overachievement as non-negotiable, get the best from one another and always look like they believe. Times, Sunday Times
  • All of his teams overachieved because Herbie understood how to get the best out of each player and make him part of a team.
  • The Sharks overachieved in a lot of people's estimation.
  • For any of the following to succeed, their team must overachieve and get to the latter stages.
  • On the other hand, with solidarity, as Wimbledon showed in the 1980s, a team can overachieve.
  • The 2005 budget should make more realistic revenue projections so as not to report such overachievement, the IMF resident representative office said on September 14.
  • It has helped build togetherness in a unit that has overachieved.
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