1. the act of going beyond proper or acceptable boundaries or limits
Usage: gerund form

1. present participle of overstep; going beyond proper or acceptable limits
Usage: present participle form

Examples

• The manager was overstepping his authority by making hiring decisions without approval.
• She accused him of overstepping boundaries in their professional relationship.
• The government’s overstepping of constitutional limits sparked public outrage.
• His constant overstepping of company policies led to his dismissal.
• The teacher warned against overstepping the rules during the field trip.
• The overstepping of personal space made everyone uncomfortable.
• They were overstepping their jurisdiction by investigating the case.