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overload

[oh-ver-lohd, oh-ver-lohd] / ˌoʊ vərˈloʊd, ˈoʊ vərˌloʊd /
VERB
weigh down
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VERB
encumber
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This overload can happen when large amounts of glucose are consumed, leading to increased production of sorbitol from glucose, or when the diet itself contains high levels of sorbitol.

From Science Daily

According to Pantone, Cloud Dancer "is not just a colour, it's a mindset" and reflects a collective desire to slow down, reset and find calm after years of visual overload.

From BBC

Southern California Edison was warned in 2022 that an emergency shutdown could overload power lines that run through Eaton Canyon, increasing the risk of a wildfire, according to public records reviewed by The Times.

From Los Angeles Times

Even with careful planning, festive outings can tip into overload quickly.

From BBC

Three fatal fires over the weekend were accidental and connected to an overload of sockets and electrical issues, the fire service has said.

From BBC