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Verb(1) draw more money from than is available(2) to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth

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(1) Once again, one must be careful not to overdraw the argument.(2) The contrast between institution and occupation is easy to overdraw , of course.(3) If you overdraw your account, deposit money as soon as possible to avoid additional overdrafts and fees.(4) It would be a mistake, however, to overdraw the distinctions I have made here, for to do so would only conceal the blurriness of this birth control clinic world.(5) He said as many as 4,000 people manipulated the system to overdraw their bank accounts by at least $1,000.(6) It also gives a warning if you overdraw your account.(7) Historical fiction runs the risk of degenerating into joining the dots of known facts with overdrawn , sentimentalised characters.(8) Critics have argued that the work's thesis regarding the advent of the totally administered society is overdrawn .(9) This contrast seems overdrawn in both directions.(10) Getting too little sleep creates a u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510sleep debt,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb which is much like being overdrawn at a bank.(11) The coincidental use of the same comparison is as amusing as it is overdrawn .(12) Check with your provider if you know you will be overdrawn - it could save you money.(13) But the New York University student's holiday mood soured a few days later when he received a notice from Pittsburgh's PNC Bank that he had overdrawn the funds in his checking account.(14) It so happens that there are no sums at present in hand, but on the contrary the sum of u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu2551890 is overdrawn at the bank.(15) I would have to help my father out with that couple thousand dollars when he was overdrawn at the bank.(16) She also knew that she did not have the bank's authority to issue cheques when her account was overdrawn .