Definitions

1. verb

to float or cause something to float above a certain level or limit.

“The excess water overfloated the boat, threatening to capsize it.”

2. verb

to be or become too much or excessive in amount, degree, or intensity.

“The politician’s promises overfloated the economy’s potential, leading to a downturn.”

3. noun

an instance or case of something floating above a certain level or limit.

“The overfloat of the ship’s cargo caused a significant delay in its arrival.”

4. noun

an excessive or excessive amount of something.

“The overfloat of water in the reservoir caused concerns about flooding.”