Overcoming - Law Dictionary Search Results
Capture
To seize or take possession of by force surprise or stratagem to overcome and hold to secure by effort
Ineluctable
Not to be overcome by struggling irresistible inescapable inevitable
Expugn
To take by assault to storm to overcome to vanquish as to expugn cities to expugn a person by arguments
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escape velocity
The minimum velocity at which an object must be moving in order for it to overcome the gravitational attraction of a massive celestial body such as the earth or the sun and escape beyond
Countervote
To vote in opposition to to balance or overcome by voting to outvote
Countervail
To act against with equal force power or effect to thwart or overcome by such action to furnish an equivalent to or for to counterbalance to compensate
Convince
To overpower to overcome to subdue or master
Conquer
take possession of by violent means to gain dominion over to subdue by physical means to reduce to overcome by force of arms to cause to yield to vanquish
Confute
To overwhelm by argument to refute conclusively to prove or show to be false or defective to overcome to silence
can do
having an eager willingness to accept and overcome challenges as a can do kind of person the citys indomitable optimism and can do spirit
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