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Overload

verb, noun

Overload means to give too much at once.

8 letters 3 syllables

What does Overload mean?

Overload means to give too much at once.

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Dictionary definition

To put too much weight, work, or information on something; also, too much of something at once.

Example sentences

Overload in a sentence

easy

Do not overload the box with books.

medium

Too many tasks can overload a schedule.

hard

The article explained how information overload can make decisions harder.

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Overload

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Sounds like

oh · ver · lohd · strongest beat: lohd

Synonyms

Words like Overload

overburdenUse when too much weight or responsibility is added.
overfillUse when too much is put inside.
Antonyms

Opposite words

lightenUse when weight or work is reduced.
unloadUse when items are removed.
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Word family

Overload word family

Base word

overload

adjective

overloaded

Carrying or handling too much.

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