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Synonyms for load
loʊdload
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
loadnoun
A burden (from the Anglo-Saxon byrthen, from the verb beran, bear) is what one has to bear, and the word is used always of that which is borne by a living agent. A load (from the Anglo-Saxon lād, a way, course, carrying, or carriage) is what is laid upon a person, animal, or vehicle for conveyance, or what is customarily so imposed; as, a two-horse load. Weight measures the pressure due to gravity; the same weight that one finds a moderate load when in his full strength becomes a heavy burden in weariness or weakness. A ship's load is called distinctively a cargo, or it may be known as freight or lading. Freight denotes merchandise in or for transportation and is used largely of transportation or of merchandise transported by rail, which is, in commercial language, said to be "shipped." A load to be fastened upon a horse or mule is called a pack, and the animal is known as a pack-horse or pack-mule.
Synonyms:
burden, cargo, charge, clog, encumbrance, freight, incubus, lading, pack, weight
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Princeton's WordNet
load, loading, burdennoun
weight to be borne or conveyed
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lading, incumbrance, payload, core, consignment, freight, lode, onus, gist, effect, burden, loading, cargo, essence, encumbrance, shipment, warheadload, loadingnoun
a quantity that can be processed or transported at one time
"the system broke down under excessive loads"
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burden, warhead, incumbrance, onus, cargo, lading, shipment, encumbrance, consignment, payload, loading, freight, lodecargo, lading, freight, load, loading, payload, shipment, consignmentnoun
goods carried by a large vehicle
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lading, despatch, committal, payload, consignment, freight, lode, dispatch, onus, freightage, burden, loading, commitment, cargo, incumbrance, encumbrance, shipment, warhead, freight rateloadnoun
an amount of alcohol sufficient to intoxicate
"he got a load on and started a brawl"
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burden, warhead, incumbrance, onus, cargo, lading, shipment, encumbrance, consignment, payload, loading, freight, lodeloadnoun
the power output of a generator or power plant
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burden, warhead, incumbrance, onus, cargo, lading, shipment, encumbrance, consignment, payload, loading, freight, lodeburden, load, encumbrance, incumbrance, onusnoun
an onerous or difficult concern
"the burden of responsibility"; "that's a load off my mind"
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preventive, lading, incumbrance, preventative, interference, payload, core, consignment, freight, lode, hitch, onus, gist, effect, burden, loading, hinderance, cargo, essence, encumbrance, shipment, hindrance, warheadlode, loadnoun
a deposit of valuable ore occurring within definite boundaries separating it from surrounding rocks
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burden, warhead, incumbrance, onus, cargo, lading, loading, freight, encumbrance, consignment, payload, shipment, lodewarhead, payload, loadnoun
the front part of a guided missile or rocket or torpedo that carries the nuclear or explosive charge or the chemical or biological agents
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burden, warhead, incumbrance, onus, cargo, lading, loading, freight, encumbrance, consignment, payload, shipment, lodeloadverb
electrical device to which electrical power is delivered
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burden, warhead, incumbrance, onus, cargo, lading, shipment, encumbrance, consignment, payload, loading, freight, lodeload, lade, laden, load upverb
fill or place a load on
"load a car"; "load the truck with hay"
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charge, load up, stretch, dilute, ladle, debase, adulterate, lade, ladenload, chargeverb
provide (a device) with something necessary
"He loaded his gun carefully"; "load the camera"
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excite, bear down, consign, blame, commove, commit, burden, agitate, lade, appoint, debase, laden, point, turn on, rouse, file, saddle, shoot down, accuse, institutionalise, lodge, bill, dilute, level, stretch, institutionalize, adulterate, charge, buck, charge up, shoot, tear, send, load uploadverb
transfer from a storage device to a computer's memory
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charge, load up, stretch, dilute, debase, adulterate, lade, ladenloadverb
put (something) on a structure or conveyance
"load the bags onto the trucks"
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charge, load up, stretch, dilute, debase, adulterate, lade, ladenload, adulterate, stretch, dilute, debaseverb
corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; often by replacing valuable ingredients with inferior ones
"adulterate liquor"
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lade, unfold, pervert, elongate, adulterate, demoralise, deprave, stretch along, debauch, thin, vitiate, reduce, dilute, cut, thin out, stretch, stretch out, misdirect, load up, extend, debase, laden, charge, corrupt, profane, demoralize, subvert, alloy
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Dictionary of English Synonymes
loadnoun
loadnoun
loadnoun
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encumbrance, pressure, clog, incubus, drag weight, dead weightloadverb
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freight, lade, put or lay a load uponloadverb
Synonyms:
encumber, oppress, burden, weigh down
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How to use load in a sentence?
As soon as you begin using strategies to solve the puzzle, you've taken the load off of your attention and memory processes which may lessen Wordle's potential benefits, my general advice is to pick a brain activity that provides a challenge.
We know if you step outside on a cloudy day where the dry-bulb temperature is minus 10, it feels very different than on a sunny day where it's minus 10 but you have the solar load.
Apart from the trucks waiting at the border posts, it doesn't allow those that have entered the country but waiting to discharge their load at the customs. This is the case for Romanian, Bulgarian, Kazakh and Moldovan trucks carrying Turkish goods.
Shawn was up there playing basketball with his brother and his cousin, he is 5-foot-5, 130 pounds, and it was just the three of them on the court playing when a car-load of kids, a car-load of teenagers … pulled into the lot. At that point they opened their windows and opened fire with, what at the time seemed to be a fully automatic firearm.
When we're filling up beds for what I feel like something that could be mostly prevented with vaccines and masking, it's very hard to keep seeing the nurses keep pulling that load over and over every day.
Translations for load
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- عبأ, حمل, شحنArabic
- carregarCatalan, Valencian
- naložitCzech
- ladeDanish
- ein Haufen, ladenGerman
- φορτίο, φορτία, βάρος, φόρτωμα, φόρτος, φορτώνω, οπλίζω, γεμίζωGreek
- ŝarĝiEsperanto
- carga, cargamento, cargarSpanish
- laadung, last, koorem, laadimaEstonian
- kuorma, taakka, lasti, panostaa, kuormata, johdatella, ladata, täyttää, lastata, painottaa, laittaaFinnish
- løðaFaroese
- tas, charge, puissance, paquet, chargerFrench
- luchd, luchdaichScottish Gaelic
- भारHindi
- բեռArmenian
- carica, saccoItalian
- 負荷, 多量, 荷物, 積載量, 仕事量, 読み込む, 載せる, 積み込む, 弾を込める, 積む, 装塡するJapanese
- 짐, 싣다Korean
- بار, بار بهستینKurdish
- luedenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- krautLatvian
- utanga, wahanga, kawenga, whakauta, whakapuru, puru, utaMāori
- belasting, hoop, vermogen, gewicht, heel wat, lading, laden, inladen, inlezenDutch
- cargarOccitan
- ładowność, obciążenie, mnóstwo, ładunek, ciężar, wgrać, obciążać, załadować, ładowaćPolish
- monte, carregamento, fardo, carga, carregarPortuguese
- tgargia, carga, chargia, chargiar, charger, cargear, carger, cargarRomansh
- sarcină, încărcaRomanian
- нагрузка, груз, грузить, загружать, загрузить, заряжать, нагрузить, нагружать, зарядитьRussian
- carrigai, carricare, carriai, carriare, carrigareSardinian
- ngarkojAlbanian
- last, börda, laddaSwedish
- mzigoSwahili
- పనిభారము, భారము, సరుకు, నింపుట, సరుకు ఎక్కించుటTelugu
- tcherdjîWalloon
- 加载Chinese
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