Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
overarch
verb
/ˌoʊvərˈɑːrtʃ/

Definition
To form an arch over; to span or cover something in a way that resembles an arch.

Examples
- The bridge will overarch the river, providing a seamless path across.
- Her leadership style tends to overarch the team’s efforts, bringing everyone together towards a common goal.
- The timeline of the project will overarch several departments, requiring collaboration.

Meaning
To dominate or encompass something, often in a way that ties various elements together.

Synonyms
- span
- encompass
- overshadow
- bridge
- dominate