Overload
Overload verb - To fill or load to excess.
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Synonyms for Overload
Stress and overload are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stress" instead a verb "Overload".
Nearby Words: overloaded, overloading
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| emotional | emotional overload | emotional stress |
| pure | pure overload | pure stress |
| sheer | sheer overload | sheer stress |
| constant | constant overload | constant stress |
| Other adjectives: massive, intense, personal, major, mental, psychological, general, temporary, unexpected, significant, resulting. | ||
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Both words in one sentence
- More specifically, what it does is find a thing's (or a person's) point of maximum stress, then take that point to Flandre's hand, where she can effortlessly overload it, blowing it to kingdom come.
- Shatterpoint Tap: After some thought, Renko classifies Flandre's power as a variation that has the additional game-breaking benefit of moving an object's point of maximum stress to her hand, where she can easily overload it with her magic, blowing them up.
- So too can stress overload, lack of sleep, one drink too many — or, listening to friends who themselves qualify for one of the above.
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