Object

• obstacle: I want to hear from you about how we can overcome these obstacles.

• barrier: Help students to revise their goals / learning plan to overcome barriers.

• hurdle: However, once you overcome these hurdles, the software is a very pleasant to use.

• limitation: Solving the inability Most new file systems have widened their number of bits for some fields, in order to overcome previous limitations.

• difficulty: The garden was laid out to overcome the difficulties of the local climate with its strong winds laden with salt.

Subject

• fume: The men in question, who with others were taking part in the operation, were overcome by the fumes.

• gas: Remove anyone overcome by the gas immediately and give the person artificial respiration.

Adjective complement

• evil: His legend is deeply concerned with the power of chastity to overcome evil, yet he is also a strong symbol of fertility.

Modifying Another Word

• partially: As the interdisciplinary meeting ground evolves and expands, these difficulties are partially overcome.

Used with why or when

• whatever: She has a natural ability to communicate with everybody and has a passion for helping others overcome whatever obstacles they may have.

• when: Let us be consciously aware of the bigger picture but yet mindful that we can overcome when we are united.

Preposition: with

• grief: The dog was so overcome with grief and woe that he left the hole as a reminder to all.

• remorse: Miles confessed that he had taken the hat with the intention of keeping it, but had been overcome with remorse.

• emotion: Overcome with emotion, the man thanked the soldier, promising to hang the picture above the fireplace.

• patience: It is rare that serious laryngospasm can not be overcome with patience, CPAP, 100 % oxygen and correct positioning.

• joy: If it is a boy ( as I'm praying it will be ) Father will be quite overcome with joy.

Preposition: by

• fume: The men in question, who with others were taking part in the operation, were overcome by the fumes.

• gas: Remove anyone overcome by the gas immediately and give the person artificial respiration.