o·ver·rode (  v r-rd )v. Past tense of override. |
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| Love tormented him and overrode his will, so that, despite all determination, he found himself at the little ink-stained table. Her happiness came when he coolly overrode her objections and insisted on two dances more than she had allotted him. It overrode the man to whom he talked, swept him away, swept all away, all who stood within sound of his voice. |
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