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Overgo

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O`ver`go´
v. t.1.
[imp. Overwent ; p. p. Overgone ; p. pr. & vb. n. Overgoing.]
1.To travel over.
2.To exceed; to surpass.
3.To cover.
4.To oppress; to weigh down.
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53) Consequently, Hamlet seeks to overgo Claudius by transposing the confessorial role from the secular to the spiritual, securing his uncle's damnation.
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While at times he reassured the House that he respected their liberties and that he never intended to overgo the traditional bounds of monarchic authority, (66) yet he would then reignite their fears by asserting, as firmly and as unambiguously as possible, his absolutist conception of kingship.
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