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"overcome by a" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an emotion that has been caused by a particular situation or circumstance. For example, "She was overcome by a feeling of sorrow after hearing the news."
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He is often overcome by a desire to wreak havoc.
They are still enthusiastic cheerleaders for fashion, but they don't seem so overcome by a dress.
But the Orioles have been overcome by a culture of losing.
He shuffles his feet, as if overcome by a fit of modesty.
One was too warm, the other was overcome by a smell that wasn't greasepaint.
I want to ask another question, but I'm overcome by a rare unreporterly desire.
They were overcome by a mad desire to be somewhere else.
There is no challenge that cannot be overcome by a determined Plaid Cymru government".
He is overcome by a sense of awe and the pages fall from his hands.
Staring at Angie's waxy, serious face, he is overcome by a flood of memories.
It was impossible not to be overcome by a sense of disappointment – no Ronaldo, no party.
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