Meaning offorsetin English

Verb

1. to overpower or give too much of something
   The new policy will forset the company's growth with too many regulations.
   Synonyms:

   overwhelmoverpoweroverloaddelugeflood
   Antonyms:

   underpowerrestrainlimitmoderaterein
2. to overwhelm with excessive work or tasks; overexert
   The manager forset the team with an unrealistic deadline, causing undue stress.
   Synonyms:

   overworkoverloadoverwhelmoverburdenovertax
   Antonyms:

   underworkrelaxunburdeneaserelieve
3. to intercept or get in front of someone; hinder
   The protesters tried to forset the politician's path to the conference hall.
   Synonyms:

   interceptheadblockobstructhinderimpedebar
   Antonyms:

   allowpermitfacilitateenableclear
4. to surround or impede with obstacles; bar
   The heavy snowfall will forset the roads with icy obstacles, making travel difficult.
   Synonyms:

   enclosehemblockobstructbar
   Antonyms:

   clearopenfreeunblock
5. to upset or cause difficulties for someone
   The strict deadline will forset the team's progress with unnecessary pressure.
   Synonyms:

   upsettroublebotherdisturbdiscommode
   Antonyms:

   pleasecomfortreassuresootherelieve