overlade (Meaning)
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overlade (v. t.)
To load with too great a cargo; to overburden; to overload.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overlade
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overlade Sentence Examples
- The truck was severely overloaded, causing its suspension to groan under the strain.
- The backpacker's shoulders were overladen with gear, making every step a heavy burden.
- The necklace was so richly overladen with jewels that it weighed down her neck.
- The software was so overladen with features that it became cumbersome to use.
- The artist's canvas was overladen with layers of paint, creating a thick impasto effect.
- The bookshelf was overladen with books, threatening to collapse under its own weight.
- The host's table was overladen with an extravagant feast, leaving guests overwhelmed.
- The medical patient's body was overladen with tubes and wires, monitoring their every vital sign.
- The research paper was overladen with unnecessary details, making it difficult to extract the main argument.
- The conversation was overladen with emotional baggage, leaving both parties feeling weighed down.
FAQs About the word overlade
To load with too great a cargo; to overburden; to overload.
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No antonyms found.
The truck was severely overloaded, causing its suspension to groan under the strain.
The backpacker's shoulders were overladen with gear, making every step a heavy burden.
The necklace was so richly overladen with jewels that it weighed down her neck.
The software was so overladen with features that it became cumbersome to use.
