overworking (Meaning)

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overworking (n)

the act of working too much or too long

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of Overwork

Overworking caused severe exhaustion and burnout in the employee.
The company's demands for productivity led to an unhealthy culture of overworking.
Overworking engineers faced increased health risks due to prolonged exposure to stress.
The doctor advised his patient to avoid overworking as it compromised their immune system.
The students felt overwhelmed and resentful due to overworking assignments.
An overworking schedule interfered with the employee's personal life and relationships.
The team realized the dangers of overworking and implemented strategies to promote work-life balance.
The manager recognized the need to address overworking and provided support to staff.
Overworking became a vicious cycle, leading to diminished productivity and increased errors.
The company's policy against overworking aimed to protect employees' well-being and prevent burnout.

the act of working too much or too longof Overwork

overdoing, encroaching, overusing, invading, entrenching,infringing, intrenching, overreaching, trespassing, exceeding

idling, hanging (around or out), lounging, letting up, easing (up), hanging (around or out), easing (up), shirking, resting, idling

Overworking caused severe exhaustion and burnout in the employee.

The company's demands for productivity led to an unhealthy culture of overworking.

Overworking engineers faced increased health risks due to prolonged exposure to stress.

The doctor advised his patient to avoid overworking as it compromised their immune system.