What is another word for more run-over?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː ɹˈʌnˈə͡ʊvə] (IPA) 
The English language is not only vast but also constantly evolving, with new words and synonyms being added to the vocabulary. One such word is 'more run-over,' which can be replaced by other words such as 'trampled,' 'flattened,' 'crushed,' 'mashed,' 'smashed' and 'squelched.' Each of these words conveys a different nuance, with 'trampled' suggesting an act of walking heavily over something, 'flattened' and 'crushed' suggesting a forceful act of flattening something underfoot or pressure, while 'mashed' and 'smashed' suggest an extreme level of destruction. 'Squelched,' on the other hand, implies a wet, sodden impact. In conclusion, it's important to not only know different synonyms but also when and how to use them appropriately.
