Experiencing (Over)

(of a person's facial expression or mood) to suddenly become unhappy, worried, or troubled

Her face clouded over when she received the unexpected news of her friend's accident.

(of bodies of water or other surfaces) to become completely covered or blocked with ice due to extremely cold temperatures

The lake froze over during the harsh winter, allowing people to ice skate on its surface.

to show excessive or unnecessary concern, care, or attention to someone or something

Sarah tends to fuss over her children, making sure they have everything they need and more.

to recover from an unpleasant or unhappy experience, particularly an illness

It took her several weeks to get over the flu completely.

(of a threat, problem, concern, etc.) to exist and create a sense of worry or uncertainty about what will happen

The threat of a looming deadline hung over the project, adding pressure to complete it on time.

(of wounds) to slowly grow new skin over the injured area as part of the healing process

The cut on his knee took a few weeks to heal over completely.

to significantly transform the appearance of something to update, enhance, or modernize its look

She made over her bedroom by painting the walls a new color and adding new furniture.

to have a thin layer of mist or water droplets cover a surface, creating a hazy or obscured appearance

As the temperature dropped, the window began to mist over, creating a hazy view of the landscape.

to happen without really affecting or bothering someone

The criticism seemed to wash over them, leaving them focused on their objectives.

to get covered with a layer of ice, due to freezing conditions

The roads tend to ice over quickly during winter storms, making driving dangerous.