Drawback and Load

Drawback

Drawback noun - A feature of someone or something that creates difficulty for achieving success.

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Load and drawback are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Load" instead a noun "Drawback".

Load noun - A mass or quantity of something taken up and carried, conveyed, or transported.

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Drawback and load are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drawback" instead a noun "Load".

Nearby Words: loaded, loading, loader, loadable

low	low drawback	low load
notable	notable drawback	notable load
specific	specific drawback	specific load
fat	fat drawback	fat load
Other adjectives: single, small, actual, real, massive, large, big, great, huge, new, major, extra, biggest.

The only drawback it the noise she makes when she walks, but it's a miniscule price to pay for The Load becoming invincible.

Source: The Load / Video Games
The drawback is that they take a very long time to load, even with simple pistol weapons, and if you're on foot, that's a very bad thing (on a horse, you can at least continue to dodge effectively).

Source: Video Game / Mount & Blade
However, the increase in available storage space comes with a drawback - the read and seek speeds of Blu-ray are sluggish in comparison to DVD, which leads to frustratingly long load times for games.

Source: Useful Notes / Blu-ray

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