overstep (one's)/its mark



overstep (one's)/its mark

To go further or do more than one should or is permitted to do. I really feel like you overstepped your mark when you started criticizing John's ability as a parent. The city council has overstepped its mark in imposing this steep new income tax on its residents.
See also: mark, overstep

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ChadwickCHAD-wikEnglish
Fedotfye-DOT, fee-DOTRussian
GaenorGAY-nawrWelsh
ÁGnesAHG-neshHungarian
Batsheva-Hebrew
Micaiahmie-KAY-ə (English), mi-KIE-ə (English)Biblical