overburdens (Meaning)

overburdens

material overlying a deposit of useful geologic materials or bedrock, to place an excessive burden on

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The heavy workload overburdens employees, leading to burnout and reduced productivity.
The excessive amount of paperwork overburdens the administrative staff, hindering their ability to complete their tasks efficiently.
The stringent regulations and compliance requirements overburden businesses, making it challenging to operate profitably.
The high cost of living overburdens low-income families, leaving them with limited financial resources.
The increasing population overburdens the transportation system, resulting in traffic congestion and delays.
The weight of expectations overburdens individuals, creating anxiety and stress.
The accumulation of knowledge overburdens the human brain, making it difficult to retain and process information effectively.
The environmental overburdens caused by industrial pollution threaten the health and well-being of communities.
The legacy of systemic inequality overburdens marginalized groups, perpetuating social and economic disparities.
The relentless pace of technological advancements overburdens individuals, making it difficult to keep up with the constant changes.

material overlying a deposit of useful geologic materials or bedrock, to place an excessive burden on

overloads, stuffs, overfills, overcharges, loads, encumbers, charges,burdens, lumbers, lades

lightens, unloads,unburdens,

The heavy workload overburdens employees, leading to burnout and reduced productivity.

The excessive amount of paperwork overburdens the administrative staff, hindering their ability to complete their tasks efficiently.

The stringent regulations and compliance requirements overburden businesses, making it challenging to operate profitably.

The high cost of living overburdens low-income families, leaving them with limited financial resources.