How to spell OVEREDATE correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "overedate" instead of "overdue", don't worry! We all make typographic errors. The correct term you're looking for is "overdue", meaning something that is late or past its due date. Pay attention to spellcheck suggestions to rectify any future misspellings.
List of suggestions on how to spell overedate correctly
- Overate I felt very full and uncomfortable because I overate at the all-you-can-eat buffet.
- Overeat It's important to listen to your body's hunger cues and not overeat.
- Overeaten I have definitely overeaten at the buffet, and now I feel so full.
- Overeats He often overeats at parties and ends up feeling sick afterwards.
- Overrate Many people overrate the importance of material possessions in life.
- Overstate It is important not to overstate the impact of this new policy without sufficient evidence.
