overburden
/ˌoʊvərˈbɜːrdən/Definitions
1. noun
a load or weight that is too great for something to bear or carry; an excessive burden
“The company’s attempt to expand too quickly put an overburden on their resources.”
2. verb
to put or impose too great a load or burden on something or someone
“The new tax law will overburden low-income families with excessive financial obligations.”
3. verb
to make something or someone feel weighed down or oppressed by a heavy load or burden
“The news of the natural disaster overburdened the community with feelings of sadness and despair.”