overleap
/ˌoʊvərˈliːp/
verb
- To jump over or across something.
- Children often overleap small streams while playing in the woods.
- The fox overleaped the fence to reach the chicken coop.
- The athlete easily overleaped the hurdle during the race.
- To skip or omit something, especially in a sequence or process.
- She overleaped the introduction and went straight to the conclusion.
- The editor overleaped a paragraph that contained a key fact.
- In his rush to finish, he overleaped several important steps in the recipe.
- To exceed or go beyond a limit or boundary.
- Do not overleap the rules of the game, or you will be disqualified.
- His ambition overleaped his abilities, leading to failure.
- The company's spending overleaped its budget by thousands of dollars.