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Definitions from the WebLoad downPart of Speech: VerbDefinition: To burden or weigh down someone or something with a heavy load or excessive amount of something. Example sentence: The backpack was loaded down with books, making it difficult for the student to walk. Part of Speech: Phrasal VerbDefinition: To provide someone with a large amount of information, tasks, or responsibilities, often overwhelming them. Example sentence: The boss loaded me down with extra assignments right before my vacation, making it impossible to relax. Part of Speech: AdjectiveDefinition: Characterized by being weighed down or burdened by heavy loads or excessive amounts Example sentence: The load-down truck struggled to climb up the steep hill with its heavy cargo. Part of Speech: Noun (Informal)Definition: A detailed and often burdensome account of information, rules, or responsibilities. Example sentence: Our new employee received a load down of company policies during the orientation session. For possible related products, you can search on Amazon. | ||||
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