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overload
verb
- tr to put too large a load on or in
noun
- an excessive load
Example Sentences
California is now producing so much solar energy that the state must increasingly ask solar farms to stop producing to prevent overloading the electric grid.
Other major causes included overloading, which led to 12,000 deaths, and driving without a valid licence, which factored in 34,000 crashes.
With more than three-quarters of the game left Cust's rush of blood gave KR a huge advantage and they used it as Joe Burgess sent Hiku over after an overload down their left.
It shows up at Easter or maybe at a spring potluck, often slightly too sweet and overloaded with nuts or raisins.
You're getting away from some of that noise and potential sensory overload.
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