overload
/ˈəʊvələʊd/ noun [U or S]Definition
› too much of something: an overload of sth There is an overload of factors that confront consumers in the marketplace. Investors are already swamped with information and there is a serious danger of overload. → See also information overload, work overload
(Definition of overload noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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