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Burdened

adjective

Bearing a heavy burden of work or difficulties or responsibilities.

Bearing a physically heavy weight or load. Synonyms: heavy-laden, loaded down. "A heavy-laden cart" , "Loaded down with packages"

Burden

verb

(past & past part. burdened; pres. part. burdening)

Weight down with a load. Synonyms: burthen, weight, weight down.

Impose a task upon, assign a responsibility to. Synonyms: charge, saddle.

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... hawk pauses over his prey;—and then you will hear the sudden rush of the awakened wind, and you will see those watch-towers of vapour swept away from their foundations, and waving curtains of opaque rain, let down to the valley, swinging from the burdened clouds in black bending fringes, or, pacing in pale columns along the lake level, grazing its surface into foam as they go. And then, as the sun sinks, you shall see the storm drift for an instant from off the hills, leaving their broad sides smoking and loaded yet ...

— Frondes Agrestes - Readings in 'Modern Painters' • John Ruskin

... lives—it grows. It grows wildly, rudely, ungracefully; but it is strong and tough, in consequence of its exposure and its trials. Its vitality increases with every collision which shakes and rends it; until, in the pathetic language of relatives unhappily burdened with such encumbrances, "it seems ...

— Confession • W. Gilmore Simms

... young Jew with a sensual face was busily writing at a desk in the corner, with his back to the door. He ceased and turned around at the sound of the opening door, and, thrusting his fountain pen behind an ear already burdened with a cigarette, waited to be informed what the ...

— The Hand in the Dark • Arthur J. Rees

... we should be ignorant whether we feel tempers contrary to love or no?—whether we rejoice always, or are burdened and bowed down with sorrow?—whether we have a praying, or a dead, lifeless spirit?—whether we can praise God, and be resigned in all trials, or feel murmurings, fretfulness, and impatience under them?—is it not easy to know if we feel ...

— Daily Strength for Daily Needs • Mary W. Tileston

... and the back. And even the tremendous thighs of Mac Strann were perceptibly bowed out by the weight which they had to carry. And there was about his management of his arms a peculiar awkwardness which only the very strongest of men exhibit—as if they were burdened by the weight of their mere ...

— The Night Horseman • Max Brand

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