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overriding
(redirected from overridingly)

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(programming)overriding - Redefining in a child class a method or function member defined in a parent class.

Not to be confused with "overloading".


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However, there is one worthy metric in contract administration that overridingly seems to capture the attention at the highest levels of government: the media broadcasting of embarrassing news stories whenever contracts fail to self-regulate.
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Overridingly, there's just silence," says Scott Long, a researcher for Human Rights Watch.
A one-man gay rights movement: Ruslan Sharipov, an openly gay ... by Robertson-Textor, Marisa / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
administration as overridingly important--far more than satisfying European sensibilities.
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