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overload

[oh-ver-lohd, oh-ver-lohd] / ˌoʊ vərˈloʊd, ˈoʊ vərˌloʊd /
VERB
weigh down
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VERB
encumber
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City are now overloaded with players on the right wing, meaning one of Oscar Bobb or Savinho may well leave the club this January or in the summer.

From BBC

Typically, the closer the appliance, the sooner the stream comes in, but sometimes appliances can get overloaded if they are trying to process too many sessions at the same time.

From The Wall Street Journal

Each doll comes with a pink fidget spinner to reduce stress and improve focus, and noise-cancelling headphones to block out background sounds and therefore limit sensory overload.

From BBC

The risk that inflation represents, however, is that advanced economies are overloaded with debt, in both the private and public sectors.

From MarketWatch

Meow Wolf focuses on maximalist, sensory overloaded art, but at least one key space in Los Angeles will be dedicated to deep contemplation.

From Los Angeles Times