Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

heavy-workload

noun

/ˈhɛvi ˈwɜrkləʊd/

Definition

A task or series of tasks that require considerable effort, time, and resources to complete, often leading to stress or fatigue.

Examples

During the exam season, students often face a heavy workload, which can lead to burnout.
The project manager acknowledged that the team was under a heavy workload, resulting in longer hours.

Meaning

Heavy-workload refers to the situation where an individual or group has more work to handle than they are typically able to manage efficiently. This can result from increased responsibilities or tight deadlines.