Pronunciation: /swɑmpt/
verb to overwhelm or flood with water
A1 I am swamped with work at the moment.
A2 She swamped the boat with water when she fell in.
B1 The company was swamped with orders after the new product launch.
B2 The city was swamped with tourists during the holiday season.
C1 The politician was swamped with media attention after the scandal broke.
C2 The small town was swamped with donations after the natural disaster.
adjective overwhelmed with an excessive amount of work or tasks
A1 I am swamped with homework.
A2 She felt swamped by the amount of paperwork on her desk.
B1 The small business owner was swamped with orders after a successful marketing campaign.
B2 The team was swamped with work due to the upcoming deadline.
C1 The CEO was swamped with meetings and conferences all week.
C2 Despite being swamped with work, she managed to meet all her deadlines.
formal The office was swamped with paperwork after the long weekend.
informal I'm feeling swamped with all these assignments piling up.
slang I'm totally swamped with work this week, I can't hang out.
figurative Her mind was swamped with thoughts of what could go wrong.
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