Overload синоним

  • overburden
  • overwhelm
  • burden
  • encumber
  • oppress
  • pile
  • strain
  • inundate
  • burden
  • excess
  • glut

On this page you’ll find 34 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to overload, such as: overburden, overwhelm, burden, encumber, oppress, and pile.

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    There has been a lot of discussion about how technology—for all its benefits including keeping us connected amid a time of social distancing—played its part in contributing to our confusion with cognitive overload and misinformation.

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    In a world of information overload, when any small question can easily give way to a flood of answers—some more reliable than others—the idea of quick, direct access to the correct one is particularly powerful.

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    Many of them had long since passed the red lines that marked the allowable overload point.

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    Mike the Angel knew that those points had been set low, but he also knew that they were approaching the real overload point.

    UNWISE CHILDGORDON RANDALL GARRETT

    And this was all on top of the ordinary human suffering, which did not abate one jot for all its overload.

    THE CUP OF FURYRUPERT HUGHES

    The Cerebral, lacking a large alimentary system, is not tempted to overload his stomach or overtax his vital organs.

    HOW TO ANALYZE PEOPLE ON SIGHTELSIE LINCOLN BENEDICT AND RALPH PAINE BENEDICT

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    WORDS RELATED TO OVERLOAD

    • afflict
    • bear down on
    • bother
    • crush
    • cumber
    • depress
    • dish it out
    • dish out
    • dump on
    • encumber
    • give it to
    • hamper
    • handicap
    • hinder
    • impede
    • lade
    • load
    • make heavy
    • obligate
    • oppress
    • overcharge
    • overload
    • overwhelm
    • pile
    • press
    • saddle with
    • snow
    • snow under
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    • saddle
    • slow down
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    • abound
    • crowd
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    • inundate
    • overcome
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    • oversupply
    • snow
    • snow under
    • swamp
    • teem
    • block
    • charge
    • clog
    • cramp
    • discommode
    • embarrass
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    • handicap
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    • hold up
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    • overburden
    • overload
    • retard
    • saddle
    • saddle with
    • slow down
    • tax
    • trammel
    • weigh down
    • weight
    • balance
    • by-product
    • enough
    • exorbitance
    • exuberance
    • fat
    • fulsomeness
    • glut
    • inundation
    • lavishness
    • leavings
    • leftover
    • luxuriance
    • nimiety
    • overdose
    • overflow
    • overkill
    • overload
    • overmuch
    • overrun
    • oversupply
    • overweight
    • plenty
    • plethora
    • profusion
    • recrement
    • redundance
    • redundancy
    • refuse
    • remainder
    • residue
    • rest
    • spare
    • superabundance
    • supererogation
    • superfluity
    • surfeit
    • surplus
    • the limit
    • too much
    • too much of a good thing
    • waste
    • wastefulness

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    What is another word for Overload?

    • overburden

      weigh down, strain

    • overcharge

      strain, outweigh

    • overwork

      strain, activity

    • strain

      activity, fatigue

    • surcharge

    • burden

      weigh down, encumber

    • encumber

      weigh down, activity

    • weigh down

      strain, encumber

    • clog

      choke, deluge

    • overtax

      strain, outweigh

    • glut

      excess, encumber

    • load

      burden, encumber

    • oppress

      weigh down, burden

    • overwhelm

      deluge, weigh down

    • excess

      encumber

    • tax

      activity, burden

    • deluge

      inundate, avalanche

    • superabundance

      excess, fullness

    • congestion

      fullness

    • inundate

    • plethora

      fullness, avalanche

    • swamp

      deluge

    • flood

      avalanche

    • surfeit

      excess

    • stuff

      choke, clog

    • cram

      choke, clog

    • congest

      choke, clog

    • saddle

    • overabundance

      excess

    • surplus

      excess

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    • 1
      overload

      overload

      1.

      n

      [ˊəυvələυd] перегру́зка

      2.

      v

      [ˏəυvəˊləυd] перегружа́ть

      Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > overload

    • 2
      overload

      overload
      n

      чрезмерная нагрузка; перегрузка || перегружать

      Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык.
      .
      1995.

      Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > overload

    • 3
      overload

      Персональный Сократ > overload

    • 4
      overload

      Англо-русский технический словарь > overload

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      overload

      Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > overload

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      overload

      перегрузка || перегружать(ся)

      Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > overload

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      overload

      1. перегрузка электроагрегата (электростанции)
      2. перегрузка
      3. перегружать
      4. нагрузка выше допустимой
      5. выключающий при перегрузке

      перегружать

      [Я.Н.Лугинский, М.С.Фези-Жилинская, Ю.С.Кабиров. Англо-русский словарь по электротехнике и электроэнергетике, Москва, 1999 г.]

      Тематики

      • электротехника, основные понятия

      EN

      • overcharge
      • overload
      • overdrive

      перегрузка
      Условия появления сверхтока в электрически не поврежденной цепи.
      МЭК 60050(441-11-08).
      [ ГОСТ Р 50030. 1-2000 ( МЭК 60947-1-99)]

      перегрузка
      Условия оперирования в электрически неповреждённой цепи, которые вызывают сверхток.
      В электрических цепях электроустановки здания могут возникать сверхтоки при отсутствии в них электрических повреждений. Причиной появления этих сверхтоков является перегрузка электрических цепей. Перегрузка характеризуется током перегрузки, который превышает номинальный ток электрической цепи и допустимые длительные токи её проводников. Длительная перегрузка проводников может вызвать их сильный нагрев и стать причиной пожара в здании. Поэтому в электроустановках зданий выполняют защиту от перегрузок с помощью устройств защиты от сверхтока. Перегрузки могут также возникать при переходных процессах в электрических цепях, например, при включении электрооборудования.
      [ http://www.volt-m.ru/glossary/letter/%CF/view/46/]

      перегрузка
      Отношение время/электрический ток для цепи, в которой превышена максимальная допустимая нагрузка, когда цепь находится в исправном состоянии.
      Примечание — Не следует использовать термин «перегрузка» как синоним термина «сверхток».
      [ГОСТ ЕН 1070-2003]

      перегрузка (цепи)
      Времятоковая зависимость для цепи, в которой превышена максимальная нагрузка, когда цепь находится в исправном состоянии.
      Примечание
      Не следует использовать термин «перегрузка» как синоним сверхтока.
      [ ГОСТ Р МЭК 60204-1-2007]

      перегрузка
      Превышение фактического значения мощности или тока электротехнического изделия (устройства) над номинальным значением.
      Примечание. Допускается с введением соответствующего пояснения оценивать перегрузку полным значением параметра, превышающим номинальное значение.
      [ ГОСТ 18311-80]

      перегрузка

      [IEV number 314-02-09]

      EN

      overload
      operating conditions in an electrically undamaged circuit which cause an over-current.
      [IEC 60947-1, ed. 5.0 (2007-06)]

      overload, noun
      excess of the actual load over the full load, expressed by their difference
      Source: 151-15-16
      [IEV number 151-15-30]

      overflow
      condition which occurs when the numerical value of the output information exceeds the maximum possible value which can be displayed or represented
      [IEV number 314-02-09]

      FR

      surcharge
      conditions de fonctionnement d’un circuit électriquement sain, qui provoquent une surintensité.
      [IEC 60947-1, ed. 5.0 (2007-06)]

      surcharge, f
      excédent de la charge réelle sur la pleine charge, exprimé par leur différence
      Source: 151-15-16
      [IEV number 151-15-30]

      débordement
      condition de fonctionnement pour lequel la valeur numérique de l’information de sortie dépasse la possibilité maximale d’affichage ou de représentation de l’appareil
      [IEV number 314-02-09]

      Тематики

      • электротехника, основные понятия

      Синонимы

      • перегрузка цепи
      • перегрузка электротехнического изделия

      EN

      • OL
      • overcharge
      • overdrive
      • overflow
      • overload
      • overload of a circuit
      • overloading
      • ovId
      • surcharge load
      • thermal overload situation

      DE

      • Überlast
      • Überlast eines Stromkreises
      • Überlauf

      FR

      • débordement
      • surcharge
      • surcharge d’un circuit

      Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > overload

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      overload

      1.перегружать; давать чрезмерную нагрузку; превышать нагрузку; форсировать

      2.перегрузка; избыточная нагрузка

      [lang name=»English»]force/torque overload — перегрузка по силе/моменту

      English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > overload

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      overload

      [̘. ̈n.ˈəuvələud]

      debt overload бремя чрезмерной задолженности information overload вчт. информационная перегрузка overload перегружать overload вчт. перегружать overload перегружать overload перегрузка overload вчт. перегрузка (операции) overload перегрузка overload форсировать

      English-Russian short dictionary > overload

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      overload

      Англо-русский словарь по робототехнике > overload

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      overload

      1. n перегрузка

      force/torque overload — перегрузка по силе/моменту

      2. v перегружать, нагружать сверх меры

      3. v тех. форсировать; перегружать

      Синонимический ряд:

      1. encumber (verb) burden; encumber; exercise; freight; handicap; load; strain; weigh down

      2. overburden (verb) oppress; overburden; overcharge; overlade; overtax; overweigh; overweight

      English-Russian base dictionary > overload

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      overload

      1) перегрузка || перегружать

      2)

      электр.

      перенапряжение

      3) верхняя загрузка; с верхней загрузкой || загружать сверху

      4) форсирование || форсировка

      English-Russian scientific dictionary > overload

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      overload

      1. перезагружать

      2. перегрузка

      3. перегружать

      English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > overload

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      overload

      1. [ʹəʋvələʋd]

      перегрузка

      2. [͵əʋvəʹləʋd]

      1. перегружать, нагружать сверх меры

      to overload a boat — перегрузить лодку [судно]

      2.

      форсировать (); перегружать

      НБАРС > overload

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      overload

      перегрузка; нагрузка выше допустимой || выключающий при перегрузке ; максимальный, перегрузочный || перегружать

      * * *

      * * *

      перегрузка, нагрузка выше допустимой; форсирование

      * * *

      * * *


      — operating overload
      — sustained overload

      * * *

      Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > overload

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      overload

      чрезмерная нагрузка; перегрузка; перегружать

      English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > overload

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      overload

      перегруженный; перегрузка; перегружать

      English-Russian big medical dictionary > overload

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      overload

      English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > overload

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      overload

      English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > overload

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      overload

      Англо-русский синонимический словарь > overload

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    Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

    1. overloadnoun

      an electrical load that exceeds the available electrical power

      Synonyms:
      overburden

    2. overload, overburdenverb

      an excessive burden

      Synonyms:
      overburden

    3. overloadverb

      become overloaded

      «The aerator overloaded»

      Synonyms:
      clog, overcharge, surcharge

    4. clog, overloadverb

      fill to excess so that function is impaired

      «Fear clogged her mind»; «The story was clogged with too many details»

      Synonyms:
      back up, choke off, clog, overcharge, foul, constipate, clot, clog up, congest, choke, surcharge

    5. overload, surcharge, overchargeverb

      place too much a load on

      «don’t overload the car»

      Synonyms:
      hook, clog, surcharge, gazump, overcharge, plume, fleece, soak, pluck, rob

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    1. List of paraphrases for «overload»:

      overloading, limiter, overhead, surcharge, overburden, overcharge, protector, overburdening, overabundance, congestion, overdose, taco

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    1. Robert Wickens:

      It’s weird it is kind of a mental overload my brain was exploding from figuring out how to use the hand brakes the feeling of it and everything, it is a lot of work to do in a short amount of time.

    2. Parker Ellen:

      Your CEO should be actively running the company, not trying to balance the two, you could be concerned about burnout from the role overload, and the conflict of trying to manage both simultaneously.

    3. Michael Farias:

      You’re not going to save fuel if you overweight them, and they don’t handle well if you really overload them.

    4. Tiffany Owens:

      Much like slow food, I’ve long been a proponent of slow travel, spending six months to a few years in each new destination with different jobs, instead of racing around the globe to fill passports and Instagram feeds in a sensory overload, slower travel provides an opportunity to more fully immerse oneself in and explore each new place.

    5. Frank Gabrin:

      I now believe that compassion fatigue is a misnomer and that the real name for this condition should be empathetic overload, i also believe that compassion fatigue and burnout need never occur, and if they do, there is a clear path back to solid emotional health. I believe that I have found the path that will quickly bring us all back from burnout and I am extremely passionate about sharing what I have learned with all of you.


    Translations for overload

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    • přetížení, přetížitCzech
    • overbelastningDanish
    • überlasten, überlastet sein, Überladung, überladenGerman
    • υπερφόρτωσηGreek
    • sobrecargarSpanish
    • ylikuormata, ylikuormittaa, ylikuormittua, ylikuormitus, ylikuormaFinnish
    • sovraccaricareItalian
    • להעמיס יותר מדיHebrew
    • artukkiineqKalaallisut, Greenlandic
    • iwwerluedenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
    • overladenDutch
    • sobrecargaPortuguese
    • supraîncărca, sarcină excesivă, supraînsărcinaRomanian
    • перегружать, перегрузить, перегрузкаRussian
    • överlagra, överlagringSwedish

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    [ ˌə͡ʊvəlˈə͡ʊd], [ ˌə‍ʊvəlˈə‍ʊd], [ ˌəʊ_v_ə_l_ˈəʊ_d]

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    • n.

      • harm,
      • spoil,
      • mark,
      • damage,
      • take its toll,
      • stain,
      • injure,
      • hurt,
      • disfigure,
      • mar.

      • browse,
      • capture,
      • archive,
      • call up,
      • block,
      • access,
      • burn-in,
      • author,
      • burn.

      • bottle,
      • crate,
      • cram,
      • bag,
      • entomb,
      • embed,
      • bury,
      • box,
      • bed,
      • center.

      • stretch,
      • keep someone busy,
      • occupy.

      artifact (noun)

      • overload.

      excess (noun)

      • over-muches,
      • ex-cess,
      • ex cesses,
      • over doses,
      • pro fusion,
      • super abundances,
      • over-kills,
      • over-much,
      • over flow,
      • over-doses,
      • over kill,
      • re fuses,
      • over much,
      • over-kill,
      • re fuse,
      • over weight,
      • pro-fusions,
      • overkills,
      • the limits,
      • nimieties,
      • by product,
      • re-fuse,
      • over dose,
      • super-abundances,
      • recrements,
      • over flows,
      • too much a good thing,
      • luxuriances,
      • over-dose,
      • pro fusions,
      • over muches,
      • over-weights,
      • super abundance,
      • too much of good thing,
      • super-abundance,
      • pro-fusion,
      • fulsomenesses,
      • over-flow,
      • over kills,
      • too much good thing,
      • over-flows,
      • supererogations,
      • over weights,
      • ex-cesses,
      • ex cess,
      • over-weight,
      • too muches.

      last straw (noun)

      • match powder barrel,
      • pro-vocations,
      • straw broke the camels back,
      • straw that broke the camel back,
      • match in powder barrel,
      • in dignities,
      • straw that broke camel back,
      • last-straw,
      • final strokes,
      • match the powder barrel,
      • straw that broke camels back,
      • straw broke camel’s back,
      • in-dignities,
      • last licks,
      • pro vocation,
      • straw that broke the camels back,
      • straw broke camels back,
      • straw broke the camel back,
      • straw broke camel back,
      • straw that broke camel’s back,
      • pro vocations,
      • straw broke the camel’s back.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • overkill,
      • over-abundance,
      • Fats,
      • exuberance,
      • nimiety,
      • loading,
      • final stroke,
      • byproduct,
      • overweights,
      • excessiveness,
      • overdose,
      • Recrement,
      • load,
      • straw that broke the camel’s back,
      • remainder,
      • superfluousness,
      • excess,
      • too much of a good thing,
      • last straw,
      • last lick,
      • luxuriance,
      • fullness,
      • fulsomeness,
      • Overdoses,
      • redundances,
      • surplus,
      • match in the powder barrel,
      • the limit,
      • supererogation,
      • redundance.

      overburden (noun)

      • overburden.

      overload (noun)

      • surcharge.

      saturation (noun)

      • soakings,
      • impregnation.

      superfluousness (noun)

      • over abundances,
      • over-abundances,
      • over abundance.

      surcharge (noun)

      • surtaxes,
      • additional charge,
      • surtax.
    • v.

      burden (verb)

      • making heavy,
      • bears down on,
      • sticking to,
      • over-charging,
      • saddling with,
      • over whelmed,
      • over-load,
      • makes heavy,
      • over-loads,
      • gives to,
      • sticks it to,
      • dishes it out,
      • over whelming,
      • made heavy,
      • over-charge,
      • de-presses,
      • dishing it out,
      • gives it to,
      • over loading,
      • de pressing,
      • dished it out,
      • bearing down on,
      • gave to,
      • over-charges,
      • over charge,
      • over charges,
      • dumps on,
      • over whelms,
      • de press,
      • over loads,
      • de presses,
      • sticked to,
      • sticked it to,
      • over load,
      • over loaded,
      • over-loading,
      • de-press,
      • bare down on,
      • dumping on,
      • over-whelm,
      • de pressed,
      • beared down on,
      • giving it to,
      • gave it to,
      • stuck it to,
      • snows under,
      • over whelm,
      • over-whelming,
      • sticking it to,
      • de-pressed,
      • over charged,
      • over-whelms,
      • over-whelmed,
      • de-pressing,
      • snowing under,
      • over-charged,
      • over charging,
      • saddles with,
      • bore down on,
      • over-loaded.

      cumber (verb)

      • de lays,
      • de laying,
      • de lay,
      • de-lays,
      • de-laying,
      • de-lay.

      deluge (verb)

      • over crowd,
      • over came,
      • over crowding,
      • over running,
      • over-running,
      • de-luge,
      • over crowded,
      • de luges,
      • over-supplying,
      • de-luges,
      • in undated,
      • in-undated,
      • over-came,
      • oversupplying,
      • over runs,
      • over supply,
      • over run,
      • over coming,
      • de-luging,
      • de-luged,
      • over supplying,
      • over-comes,
      • over-coming,
      • de luge,
      • over come,
      • over-supplied,
      • over supplied,
      • over-crowded,
      • de luged,
      • over-crowds,
      • over-crowd,
      • over crowds,
      • over supplies,
      • de luging,
      • over comes.

      glut (verb)

      • over-stocking,
      • over feeding,
      • made a pig of,
      • over stocking,
      • over stocked,
      • made pig of,
      • makes pig of,
      • over-feed,
      • making a pig of,
      • over-stock,
      • over feed,
      • over-feeding,
      • making pig of,
      • over-feeds,
      • over-stocks,
      • makes a pig of,
      • over stock,
      • over stocks,
      • make pig of,
      • over feeds,
      • over-stocked.

      oppress (verb)

      • out-raging,
      • over-power,
      • out-raged,
      • over throw,
      • despotizing,
      • dis heartens,
      • over powering,
      • out raged,
      • dis-tress,
      • dis heartening,
      • despotizes,
      • over throws,
      • dis-heartens,
      • putting up on,
      • beating down,
      • over-throws,
      • over thrown,
      • out-rage,
      • weigh heavy up on,
      • tyrranizing,
      • tyrranizes,
      • put up on,
      • weighs heavy up on,
      • out-rages,
      • over-throwing,
      • over-powering,
      • dis-tressed,
      • over-powered,
      • over powered,
      • over-throw,
      • weighed heavy up on,
      • out rages,
      • puts squeeze on,
      • dis hearten,
      • beats down,
      • dis tressed,
      • tyrranized,
      • putting screws to,
      • dis-hearten,
      • puts up on,
      • over powers,
      • keeps down,
      • putting squeeze on,
      • puts upon,
      • dis-heartening,
      • sub jugate,
      • dis-heartened,
      • weighed heavy upon,
      • puts the squeeze on,
      • dis tress,
      • puts screws to,
      • over-thrown,
      • weighing heavy upon,
      • keeping down,
      • weighs heavy upon,
      • putting the squeeze on,
      • weighing heavy up on,
      • dis heartened,
      • dis tresses,
      • despotized,
      • putting upon,
      • dis-tresses,
      • over throwing.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • fill,
      • make full,
      • load up,
      • activity,
      • overwork,
      • outweigh,
      • inundate,
      • fill up,
      • clog,
      • laden.

      overdo (verb)

      • over rating,
      • doeth to death,
      • didst death,
      • over estimated,
      • ran in to the ground,
      • makes federal case,
      • does death,
      • laid it on,
      • over-valued,
      • drove oneself,
      • over-tire,
      • over-tired,
      • doest death,
      • over-rates,
      • over-value,
      • running in to the ground,
      • over taxing,
      • over values,
      • over estimating,
      • bites off too much,
      • over-rating,
      • over-doing,
      • over tired,
      • is intemperate,
      • goes too far,
      • over rated,
      • were intemperate,
      • over worked,
      • over played,
      • do death,
      • over-taxing,
      • over-done,
      • over states,
      • hyping,
      • over work,
      • went overboard,
      • over-worked,
      • drave oneself,
      • over estimate,
      • run in to ground,
      • over-work,
      • running in to ground,
      • wast intemperate,
      • over tires,
      • over plays,
      • over-does,
      • over reaches,
      • over indulged,
      • wore oneself out,
      • going overboard,
      • over doing,
      • bit too much,
      • being intemperate,
      • runs into the ground,
      • biting too much,
      • wearing oneself out,
      • doth death,
      • be labored,
      • over valuing,
      • dost to death,
      • over indulge,
      • over tire,
      • be laboring,
      • doing to death,
      • making federal case,
      • lays it on,
      • doest to death,
      • over-reach,
      • dost death,
      • straining oneself,
      • strained oneself,
      • be-labored,
      • ran in to ground,
      • ran into the ground,
      • over indulges,
      • over state,
      • be-laboring,
      • did death,
      • over done,
      • over rates,
      • over does,
      • wears oneself out,
      • over-taxed,
      • overtires,
      • wert intemperate,
      • drives oneself,
      • over-tires,
      • over valued,
      • over-playing,
      • over tax,
      • goes overboard,
      • over-tiring,
      • run in to the ground,
      • biting off too much,
      • running into ground,
      • be labors,
      • run into ground,
      • laying it on,
      • over-did,
      • over taxed,
      • over working,
      • didst to death,
      • bit off too much,
      • piles on,
      • runs in to ground,
      • not know when stop,
      • are intemperate,
      • running into the ground,
      • over-taxes,
      • over-indulged,
      • bites too much,
      • over play,
      • ran into ground,
      • over indulging,
      • over-valuing,
      • strains oneself,
      • over-indulges,
      • over-reaching,
      • over works,
      • over-indulging,
      • overtiring,
      • over-estimates,
      • over reached,
      • over-used,
      • over-working,
      • over-using,
      • over-values,
      • over-play,
      • did to death,
      • was intemperate,
      • be-labors,
      • over-stated,
      • doth to death,
      • doing death,
      • going too far,
      • bite too much,
      • over taxes,
      • over using,
      • made federal case,
      • over estimates,
      • over did,
      • over playing,
      • over used,
      • talked big,
      • talks big,
      • over-played,
      • over stating,
      • over reaching,
      • over reach,
      • over-reaches,
      • over-works,
      • talking big,
      • over-indulge,
      • be-labor,
      • over-rated,
      • over tiring,
      • over-tax,
      • over-estimating,
      • driving oneself,
      • runs in to the ground,
      • be labor,
      • over-estimated,
      • piled on,
      • over-stating,
      • does to death,
      • doeth death,
      • over value,
      • over rate,
      • over-plays,
      • art intemperate,
      • runs into ground.

      swamp (verb)

      • over flowing,
      • be-set,
      • be siege,
      • swallows up,
      • sub-merges,
      • be-setting,
      • sub-merged,
      • be sieges,
      • up-sets,
      • sub-merge,
      • be sieged,
      • be sets,
      • over-flowed,
      • up setting,
      • over-flown,
      • sub merges,
      • over-flowing,
      • up-set,
      • up sets,
      • be-sieging,
      • waterlogs,
      • be-siege,
      • over flowed,
      • sub merging,
      • swallowed up,
      • be setting,
      • be-sets,
      • up-setting,
      • be-sieged,
      • be-sieges,
      • waterlogging,
      • over flown,
      • sub-merging,
      • be sieging.
    • Other synonyms:

      • overlay.

      • overdo.

      • besiege.

      • barrage.

      • push.

      • work.

      • drive.

      cram

      • overfill.

      depress

      • weigh down.

      fullness

      • saturation.

      lade

      • Freighting,
      • Freighted.

      Other relevant words:

      • Ravened,
      • ravening,
      • overfeeding,
      • pick on,
      • swallow up,
      • dump on,
      • over-runs,
      • Snowing,
      • swallowing up,
      • overcrowding,
      • burden,
      • cumber,
      • over-supply,
      • whelms,
      • beat down,
      • waterlog,
      • encumber,
      • weighted,
      • over-burden,
      • hang up,
      • put the squeeze on,
      • ravens,
      • put upon,
      • hog,
      • saddle with,
      • stuck to,
      • overburdened,
      • make heavy,
      • dumped on,
      • saddled with,
      • keep down,
      • whelm,
      • swamp,
      • snowed under,
      • give to,
      • Despotize,
      • oversupplied,
      • overfed,
      • glut,
      • overfeed,
      • oppress,
      • dish it out,
      • be set,
      • overcharge,
      • overwhelms,
      • over-supplies,
      • put screws to,
      • saddled,
      • raven,
      • impeded,
      • put squeeze on,
      • Whelming,
      • task,
      • weighting,
      • hogtie,
      • deluge,
      • overcrowds,
      • make a pig of,
      • Overstocked,
      • Whelmed,
      • lade,
      • make difficult,
      • stick it to,
      • sticks to,
      • overfeeds,
      • engulf,
      • over-run,
      • Overstocking,
      • overcrowd,
      • kept down,
      • Snowed,
      • slowed down,
      • over-crowding,
      • stick to,
      • give it to,
      • snow under,
      • encumbered,
      • Saddling,
      • up set,
      • slow down,
      • trammel,
      • weigh heavy upon,
      • tyrranize,
      • teem,
      • bear down on,
      • giving to,
      • hinders.

      overdo

      • lay on,
      • bite off too much,
      • talk big,
      • go overboard,
      • run into the ground,
      • lay it on,
      • overestimates,
      • overestimating,
      • overvalues,
      • Overvaluing,
      • be intemperate,
      • over-wrought,
      • strain oneself,
      • pile on,
      • lays on,
      • hyped,
      • Overrated,
      • drive oneself,
      • overestimate,
      • overtaxed,
      • do to death,
      • not know when to stop,
      • overusing,
      • overestimated,
      • wear oneself out,
      • laying on,
      • laid on,
      • make federal case,
      • piling on,
      • over-rate,
      • went too far,
      • overtaxes,
      • overtired,
      • go too far,
      • over-estimate,
      • Overvalued,
      • overvalue,
      • overtire,
      • overuses.

      weigh down

      • got down,
      • press down,
      • held down,
      • pressed down,
      • weighed upon,
      • get down,
      • pressing down,
      • hold down.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • millstone,
      • pile,
      • crush,
      • ornament,
      • cargo,
      • impede,
      • pressure,
      • run riot,
      • varnish,
      • choke off,
      • lay,
      • engorgement,
      • burthen,
      • jam,
      • bow,
      • constipate,
      • elaborate,
      • press,
      • Burdening,
      • Hepatize,
      • drug,
      • satiate,
      • superabundance,
      • too much,
      • incumbency,
      • pall,
      • weigh upon,
      • hustle,
      • freight,
      • go ill with,
      • Cumbrance,
      • oversupply,
      • jade,
      • know no bounds,
      • deadweight,
      • impediment,
      • overpower,
      • soak,
      • gild,
      • overuse,
      • Supersaturation,
      • well over,
      • make up,
      • discommode,
      • Charging,
      • rip off,
      • persecute,
      • creep with,
      • Overloading,
      • cloy,
      • repletion,
      • overrun,
      • overflow,
      • sate,
      • saturate,
      • carry to excess,
      • choke,
      • pressurize,
      • Overabound,
      • trick out,
      • clog up,
      • overcome,
      • weary,
      • weigh on,
      • flood,
      • handicap,
      • embroider,
      • try,
      • hook,
      • overtax,
      • Superabound,
      • Incumber,
      • discompose,
      • enrich,
      • tax,
      • Supersaturate,
      • overstock,
      • hyperemia,
      • congest,
      • embellish,
      • drag,
      • Overlade,
      • bend down,
      • extortion,
      • submerge,
      • cramp,
      • run over,
      • decorate,
      • plethora,
      • crowd,
      • encumbrance,
      • fatigue,
      • gorge,
      • make good,
      • brim over,
      • profusion,
      • surfeit,
      • back up,
      • bristle with,
      • overabundance,
      • overstatement,
      • rob,
      • Overfreight,
      • overspill,
      • immerse,
      • overstuff,
      • fleece,
      • land,
      • hindrance,
      • pack,
      • convolute,
      • charge,
      • saddle,
      • bale,
      • overexert,
      • bear hard upon,
      • go beyond,
      • lading,
      • trouble,
      • overstrain,
      • swarm,
      • oppression,
      • overbrimming,
      • drench,
      • overweight,
      • incubus,
      • foul,
      • overwhelm,
      • strain,
      • dead weight,
      • flourish,
      • pluck,
      • overweighting,
      • jam-pack,
      • taxing,
      • gazump,
      • crawl with,
      • incommode,
      • clot,
      • tie one’s hands,
      • depress,
      • sicken,
      • gluttonize,
      • congestion,
      • festoon,
      • overtaxing,
      • Superincumbency,
      • weigh,
      • lumber,
      • satiety,
      • backlog,
      • Overfullness,
      • supercharge,
      • adorn,
      • lie on,
      • stuff,
      • involve,
      • worry,
      • afflict,
      • impose upon,
      • obstruct,
      • wear,
      • exhaust,
      • hamper,
      • Overweigh,
      • exercise,
      • corner.

    How to use «Overload» in context?

    The term «overload» can have a variety of meanings depending on the context it is used in.

    In the context of electricity, overload refers to a situation in which the electrical load being carried by a power supply or transmission system is beyond the capacity of the unit or system. This can lead to shutdowns and dangerous conditions.

    In the context of the human body, overload can refer to a situation in which a person is carrying too many electrical impulses or demands on their organs or systems. This can lead to health problems, including heart attacks and strokes.

    Paraphrases for Overload:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Proper noun, singular
        Overloading.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        Overloading.
    • Forward Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        load.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        loads.
    • Independent

      • Noun, singular or mass
        excess, glut, limitation, loading, overdose, overwork, surge, valve.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        entrusts, directs, instructs.
      • Verb, base form
        overwhelm.
    • Other Related

      • Proper noun, singular
        surcharge.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        burden, congestion, limiter, overabundance, overhead, overstretch, protector, saturation, surcharge, Burdening, overburdening.
      • Verb, base form
        burden, overburden.

    Hyponym for Overload:

    • n.

      • artifact
        load, loading, burden.
    • v.

      • change
        fill up, make full, fill.

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