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Discover Ludwig"overextend oneself" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe someone who is doing too much and expending too much effort than is necessary, safe, or sensible. For example: "He was trying to run five miles a day and overextend himself, but his doctor told him he should take it easy."
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We can't overextend.
"She won't overextend herself".
* Don't overextend yourself on a trip.
But such ambitions led him to overextend himself.
And also, people don't want to overextend themselves".
But Meyer had seen his father overextend and fail.
"But when do you know not to overextend yourself?
Don't overextend yourself.
Doing so can overextend your borrowing power and worry lenders.
When Rif2 is missing, telomerase can overextend the telomeres.
Unfortunately, we cannot predict which lower identity alignments will overextend.
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