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Example sentences for "overburden"

Lexicographically close words:
overblown; overboard; overbold; overbore; overborne; overburdened; overcame; overcast; overcasting; overcharge
  1. As Madam Thelyphonus had obviously been accustomed to rather primitive furniture, I did not overburden her new apartments.

  2. It is not to be expected that a brother (even if she is fortunate enough to possess one), however kind, will overburden himself with the manifold details of looking after the property of a sister.

  3. My cargo will not overburden you, I should be loath to part with it now, having brought it through so much peril that I almost have a superstitious feeling that it consists of my 'luck.

  4. My dear Richard, I know that; but you must not overburden yourself.

  5. For all that, Master Richard, there are some who overburden themselves with difficulties which do not concern them.

  6. Gravels deficient in bonding material are often encountered in deposits where there is insufficient overburden to give enough additional binder or where the overburden is of a material unsuitable for binder.

  7. And, not to overburden the argument with quotations, I will furnish but one more, which serves if possible with still greater clearness to convey exactly what it is that I mean by a recept.

  8. Not to overburden the present summary, I will neglect all the subordinate results of this analysis.

  9. As the coal burns underneath, the earth overburden crumbles and falls, taking with it all rocks, trees, and vegetation on the surface, leaving in its wake red scoria and other less brightly colored clays.

  10. The big shovels which have been stripping the earth overburden since 1919 have piled ridges of earth so vast that they resemble miniature mountains.


  11. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "overburden" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    burden; charge; choke; congestion; cram; crowd; drench; encumber; freight; glut; gorge; hamper; handicap; jam; lade; load; oppress; overburden; overcharge; overdo; overflow; overload; overtax; overweight; overwork; pack; plethora; push; repletion; satiate; saturate; saturation; soak; strain; stuff; surcharge; surfeit; swamp; tax; try