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Workload

Description:

Workload refers to the amount of work that needs to be completed by an individual or a group within a given time period. It is a measure of the tasks, projects, or responsibilities assigned to a person or a team.

Examples:

Noun:

• Her workload has increased after taking on additional responsibilities at work.
• The professor has a heavy workload this semester due to teaching multiple classes.
• Managing a large team can result in a high workload for supervisors.

Verb:

• The team was able to successfully workload the tasks to ensure an equal distribution of work.
• We need to workload the project properly to avoid any delays.

Adjective:

• She felt overwhelmed due to the excessive workload.
• The workload demand was too high for the small team to handle.

Adverb:

• He efficiently managed his workload and completed all tasks ahead of schedule.
• Please plan your time accordingly to handle your workload effectively.

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