O3. outstanding / overwhelm / override

#1. outstanding 

: very remarkable and impressive, extremely good

: refers to something exceptionally good or impressively notable.

 

ex) Jennifer has shown outstanding performance this quarter, exceeding all her sales targets.

ex) I believe MKZ is going to have a truly outstanding year.
ex) Sinee's Catering is always ready to deliver outstanding food to your special events. 

ex) Our latest smartphone model has received outstanding reviews for its innovative design and user-friendly features.

ex) The R&D department has made an outstanding contribution to our product line with their innovative ideas.

ex) The company reported outstanding results this fiscal year, with a 30% growth in revenue compared to last year.

 

 

#2. overwhelm

: to cause sb to have too many things to deal with

: too much for sb or sth to manage

 

ex) The many requests for assistance overwhelmed them.

ex) We were overwhelmed by requests for information.
ex) Employee 1: Hey, can you help me with this project proposal? 
      Employee 2: I wish I could, but I'm totally overwhelmed with the year-end financial report right now. Can it wait until      tomorrow?
      Employee 1: Sure, I understand. Let's touch base tomorrow then. Good luck with the report!

ex) She's overwhelmed with projects right now. 

ex) The excessive workload overwhelms me and leaves little time for anything else.

 

#3. override / overriding 

: to have more importance or influence than (something)

: If one thing in a situation overrides other things, it is more important than them.

: In the context where "override" means something is considered more important than another, it typically implies that one priority, rule, or consideration takes precedence over or supersedes another due to its greater significance or urgency.

 

ex) The welfare of a child should always override the wishes of its parents. 

ex) Considerations of safety override all other concerns. 

ex) The overriding factor is the one that is the most important.

ex) My overriding concern is to raise the standards of state education. 

ex) Their overriding aim was to keep costs low. 

ex) International law does not support the position that a civil claim should override immunity from suit for the sole reason that it is based on an allegation of a particularly grave violence of a norm international law, even a norm of jus cogens. 

ex) The Court, while noting the growing recognition of the overriding importance of the prohibition of torture, does not accordingly find it established that there is yet acceptance in international law of the proposition that States are not entitled to immunity in respect of civil claims for damages for alleged torture committed outside the forum State.

ex) While I appreciate the innovative approach to the marketing strategy, the guidelines set by our legal department override our creative aspirations to ensure we remain compliant with industry regulations.

ex)
Person A: I think we should consider bending the rules this time to expedite the process for our client.
Person B: I understand the urgency, but compliance with our regulatory obligations must override our desire for speed.  Ensuring we adhere to standards is non-negotiable, even if it means taking extra time.