Lexicographical Neighbors of Overcramming
Literary usage of Overcramming
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. American Journal of Education (1880)
"... resulted in a one-sided development of the understanding, and in the stupefying
system of overcramming for which our rising generation is remarkable. ..."
2. The Child and Child-nature by Bertha Maria Marenholtz-Bülow (1889)
"... resulted in a one-sided development of the understanding, and in the stupefying
system of overcramming for which our rising generation is remarkable. ..."
3. The Englishman and the Scandinavian: Or, A Comparison of Anglo-Saxon and Old by Frederick Metcalfe (1880)
"... suffocated by a plethora of knowledge, is typical of the fatal effects of
overcramming imputed by men like Mr. Lowe to our universities. ..."
4. Free Trade in Capital: Or, Free Competition in the Supply of Capital to by Alfred Egmont Hake, O. E. Wesslau (1890)
"... in arousing desires and yearnings that cannot be satisfied; in overcramming
underfed brains, and overtaxing feeble and starved bodies ? ..."
5. Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society by Connecticut Medical Society (1867)
"... skating, walking, rowing, calisthenics, and other gymnastic exercises which
are partially in vogue, and less to overcramming the intellect. ..."
6. Breakfasts, Luncheons, and Ball Suppers by Major L, L ... (1887)
"... that any cook, old or young, might unravel—even a victim to School Board
overcramming! The chapter devoted to wines, and how to bring them up to table, ..."
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