Synonyms for Over-burden:

• v.

  •abuse (verb)
  • overburden,
  • dissipate,
  • taint,
  • Misemploy,
  • mishandle,
  • waste,
  • squander,
  • misuse,
  • spoil,
  • prostitute,
  • overwork,
  • overtax.
  •congest (verb)
  • crowd,
  • pack,
  • dam,
  • plug,
  • filled,
  • overcrowd,
  • choke,
  • clog up.
  •drive (verb)
  • harass,
  • prod,
  • force,
  • goad,
  • dog,
  • hurry,
  • rush,
  • stimulate,
  • make,
  • oblige,
  • animate,
  • worry,
  • kick,
  • coerce,
  • work on,
  • act upon,
  • lean on,
  • instigate,
  • put up to,
  • hurl,
  • hasten,
  • send,
  • herd,
  • motivate,
  • push,
  • bulldoze,
  • actuate,
  • railroad,
  • hound,
  • shove,
  • spirit up,
  • egg on,
  • pressure,
  • pound,
  • chase,
  • constrain,
  • shepherd,
  • induce,
  • goose,
  • ride herd on,
  • spur,
  • propel,
  • prompt,
  • impel,
  • hustle,
  • press,
  • encourage,
  • compel,
  • rouse,
  • nag,
  • provoke,
  • inspire,
  • arouse,
  • steamroll.
  •encumber (verb)
  • hang up,
  • incommode,
  • embarrass,
  • impede,
  • trammel,
  • hog-tie,
  • obstruct,
  • block,
  • hold up,
  • cramp,
  • hamper,
  • charge,
  • make difficult,
  • handicap,
  • load,
  • weight,
  • discommode,
  • overload,
  • clog,
  • saddle,
  • retard,
  • lade,
  • tax,
  • weigh down,
  • hinder,
  • slow down,
  • saddle with,
  • inconvenience.
  •ill-treat (verb)
  • maltreat,
  • ill-use,
  • mistreat.
  •ill-use (verb)
  • ill-treat.
  •overburden (verb)
  • exhaust,
  • encumber,
  • overwhelm.
  •overcharge (verb)
  • fleece,
  • cheat,
  • rip off.
  •overdo (verb)
  • be intemperate,
  • magnify,
  • overindulge,
  • overreach,
  • wear oneself out,
  • run riot,
  • wear down,
  • overplay,
  • exaggerate,
  • pile on,
  • bite off too much,
  • lay it on,
  • not know when to stop,
  • fatigue,
  • belabor,
  • stretch,
  • run into the ground,
  • overstate,
  • hype,
  • amplify,
  • overtire,
  • go too far,
  • do to death,
  • puff,
  • make federal case,
  • go overboard,
  • overestimate,
  • drive oneself,
  • overrate,
  • overvalue,
  • overuse,
  • strain oneself,
  • talk big.
  •overload (verb)
  • pile.
  •tax (verb)
  • enervate,
  • make demands on,
  • sap,
  • put pressure on,
  • weary,
  • weigh heavily on,
  • wear out,
  • tire,
  • stress,
  • drain,
  • cumber,
  • weaken,
  • prey on,
  • press hard on,
  • weigh,
  • task,
  • strain,
  • try.
  •tire (verb)
  • displease,
  • overstrain,
  • debilitate,
  • bore,
  • depress,
  • vex,
  • sicken,
  • distress,
  • irritate,
  • prostrate,
  • pall,
  • wilt,
  • dispirit,
  • dishearten,
  • droop,
  • exasperate,
  • collapse,
  • annoy,
  • burn out,
  • fag,
  • put to sleep,
  • jade,
  • deject,
  • fold,
  • go stale,
  • disgust,
  • faint,
  • nauseate,
  • pain,
  • drop,
  • yawn,
  • fail,
  • crawl,
  • ennui,
  • sink,
  • peter out,
  • grow weary,
  • irk,
  • poop out,
  • wear,
  • flag,
  • bush,
  • give out.
  •weigh down (verb)
  • pull down,
  • get down,
  • weigh upon,
  • press down,
  • burden,
  • hold down,
  • bear down,
  • sadden,
  • trouble.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • oppress.

Antonyms for Over-burden:

• v.

  • abuse
    prize, approve, adulate, benefit, treasure, save, protect, preserve, praise, honor, commend, defend, cherish, respect, revere, acclaim, compliment, esteem, care for, hoard.
  • drive
    repress, dally, prevent, please, dissuade, stop, hinder, pull, halt, depress, check, impede, procrastinate, calm, slow, rest, let go, retard, delay, leave alone, curb, wait, discourage.
  • encumber
    further, assist, gladden, permit, clear, forward, free, unblock, make happy, support, open, release, allow, unburden, encourage, advance, exonerate, boost, facilitate, promote, push.
  • ill-treat
    treat well.
  • overburden
    aid, help.
  • overdo
    decrease, play down, lessen, compress, neglect, ignore.
  • tax
    concentrate, strengthen, energize, activate, invigorate, delight.
  • tire
    comfort, assuage, mend, rise, build, refresh, increase, cheer, fire up, soothe, excite, cure.