overtask (Meaning)
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overtask (v. t.)
To task too heavily.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overtask
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overtask Sentence Examples
- The heavy workload overtasked the staff, leading to exhaustion and decreased productivity.
- The project manager overtasked himself, resulting in missed deadlines and poor quality work.
- The new software update overtasked the server, causing frequent crashes and data loss.
- The athletes were overtasked during training, which increased their risk of injuries.
- The overtasked students struggled to keep up with their assignments and maintain high grades.
- The overworked doctor overtasked himself, putting his patients' health at risk.
- The understaffed hospital overtasked its nurses, compromising patient care.
- The overtasked volunteer organization faced burnout and a decline in service quality.
- The company overtasked its employees, leading to increased absenteeism and high turnover rates.
- The overtasked project manager realized the need to delegate responsibilities and seek additional support.
FAQs About the word overtask
To task too heavily.
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No antonyms found.
The heavy workload overtasked the staff, leading to exhaustion and decreased productivity.
The project manager overtasked himself, resulting in missed deadlines and poor quality work.
The new software update overtasked the server, causing frequent crashes and data loss.
The athletes were overtasked during training, which increased their risk of injuries.
