The meaning of OVERLOAD is to load (something or someone) to excess. How to use overload in a sentence.

OVERLOADED definition: 1. having or supplied with too much of something: 2. having or supplied with too much of…. Learn more.

My boss is overloading me with extra work. That outlet is overloaded and could start a fire. The barge had an overload of cargo. Fires can start from circuit overloads.

Define overloaded. overloaded synonyms, overloaded pronunciation, overloaded translation, English dictionary definition of overloaded. tr.v. o·ver·load·ed , o·ver·load·ing , o·ver·loads To load too …

[~ + object] to load too much: The bus was overloaded with passengers. to (cause to) use too much electricity: [no object] The circuits overloaded. [~ + object] You overloaded the circuits.

1 day ago · overloaded Definitions of overloaded adjective loaded past capacity synonyms: overladen

I hadn't looked at them all, but my mind was overloaded and I could no longer take anything in.

OVERLOAD definition: to load to excess; overburden. See examples of overload used in a sentence.

Definition of overload verb from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. 2 overload somebody (with something) to give someone too much of something He's overloaded with responsibilities. Don't …

Overloaded means having too much of something, such as work, information, or weight, making it difficult to manage or function properly. It often implies excess or strain.