Synonyms for Overexert:

• n.

  •fatigue (noun)
  • tire,
  • strain,
  • exhaust.

• v.

  •exhaust (verb)
  • bankrupt,
  • use up,
  • drain,
  • cripple,
  • overfatigue,
  • enfeeble,
  • enervate,
  • poop out,
  • disable,
  • sap,
  • overextend,
  • suck dry,
  • draw,
  • run ragged,
  • poop,
  • peter out,
  • overtire,
  • debilitate,
  • tucker,
  • weaken,
  • fatigue,
  • overdo,
  • fag,
  • conk out,
  • weary,
  • overwork,
  • wear down,
  • burn out,
  • do in,
  • prostrate,
  • frazzle,
  • impoverish.
  •poop (verb)
  • take it out of.
  •social (verb)
  • overexert.
  •strain (verb)
  • distend,
  • constrict,
  • push,
  • distort,
  • push to the limit,
  • task,
  • wrench,
  • tighten,
  • drive,
  • sprain,
  • twist,
  • draw tight,
  • tauten,
  • tear,
  • injure.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • overreact,
  • eliminate,
  • overburden,
  • overemphasize,
  • fall,
  • overact,
  • go to extremes,
  • tire out,
  • overload,
  • heave,
  • expire,
  • wear out,
  • carry too far,
  • overplay,
  • overindulge,
  • Overcarry,
  • pass,
  • Overtask,
  • surpass,
  • sweat blood,
  • rack,
  • overexerting,
  • outdo,
  • stress,
  • oppress,
  • Overlabor,
  • give,
  • overtax,
  • overdrive,
  • overstress,
  • exceed,
  • outshine,
  • exaggerate,
  • haul,
  • overstudy,
  • stretch,
  • transcend,
  • surmount,
  • extend,
  • overspend,
  • outweigh,
  • pull,
  • beat,
  • overelaborate,
  • wield,
  • happen,
  • tense,
  • Overdevelop,
  • overrun,
  • go beyond,
  • fade,
  • employ,
  • elapse,
  • tug,
  • overuse,
  • go too far,
  • know no bounds,
  • press,
  • overstrain,
  • go overboard,
  • outstrip,
  • tax.

Antonyms for Overexert:

• v.

  • exhaust
    aid, help, strengthen, invigorate, enable, replenish, assist, animate, energize, refresh.
  • poop
    put in.
  • strain
    laze, dissuade, discourage, mend, calm, contract, release, shrink, concentrate, compress, unburden, rest, repress, fix, soothe, placate, idle.

Hyponym for Overexert:

• v.

  • social
    exert.