Pronunciation: /oʊvərbɜːrdənd/
verb past participle form of the verb 'overburden', meaning to load or burden excessively
A1 She is overburdened with work and needs help.
A2 The students were overburdened with assignments and exams.
B1 The company is overburdened with debt and struggling to stay afloat.
B2 The healthcare system is overburdened with patients during flu season.
C1 The government is overburdened with requests for financial assistance after the natural disaster.
C2 The manager was overburdened with responsibilities and decided to delegate some tasks to his team.
adjective feeling heavily burdened or overwhelmed with something
A1 She felt overburdened with all the homework she had to do.
A2 The students were overburdened with assignments from multiple classes.
B1 The employees were overburdened with extra tasks due to the upcoming deadline.
B2 The healthcare system is overburdened with the increasing number of patients.
C1 The government is aware that the social welfare system is overburdened and needs reform.
C2 The overburdened infrastructure of the city is struggling to keep up with the growing population.
formal The overburdened healthcare system struggled to cope with the influx of patients during the pandemic.
informal She felt overburdened with all the responsibilities at work and home.
slang I'm so overburdened with school assignments right now.
figurative His mind felt overburdened with worries and stress.
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