Choose the perfect synonym or antonym for the word Located above or on top something else
Over
/ˈəʊvə/Synonyms:
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Examples:
"My butterfly days are over, I fear."
Julia woke up and put her hands over her eyes.
We must play out the over, of course.
Etymology:
From Old English ofer, meaning above or beyond, from Proto-Germanic *ufero (higher) and related to Old High German ubir (over, beyond) and Gothic ufar.
Usage Statistics:
684 mentions per 1 million words 
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