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What is another word for
overwork
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▲
To oppressively cause someone or something to do too much work
To work (oneself) overly hard
To drive or work to exhaustion
To (excessively) exert for a particular task, purpose or goal
To exaggerate or be dramatic in one's expression or behavior
To apply great and continuous effort towards work, a task, or a goal
To treat someone badly, cruelly or unkindly
To pay someone less than the value of their work
Dwell on
To damage, erode, or destroy by friction or use
To work hard and for long hours, especially till late at night or the early hours of the morning
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Verb
▲
To oppressively cause someone or something to do too much work
burden
exploit
oppress
overtax
drive
overburden
sweat
tax
wear out
drive too hard
be a slave-driver
be a hard taskmaster
be a slave driver
impose on
drive into the ground
put upon
abuse
“In Jerry's opinion, the government has to put up disciplinary measures against employers who abuse and
overwork
their staff.”
Verb
▲
To work (oneself) overly hard
overstrain
overextend
overload
labor
US
labour
UK
overtask
strain
overdrive
sweat
overtax oneself
sweat blood
work too hard
overburden oneself
overload oneself
strain yourself
do too much
work like a horse
work like a slave
work like a Trojan
burn the midnight oil
kill oneself
wear yourself out
burn out
overtire yourself
work day and night
drive oneself too hard
knock oneself out
push oneself too hard
run yourself into the ground
burn the candle at both ends
overdo it
wear oneself to a shadow
work oneself into the ground
bite off more than you can chew
drive oneself into the ground
drive oneself too far
overstrain yourself
overtax one's strength
work your fingers to the bone
work one's tail off
practice presenteeism
overdo things
overexert yourself
overburden
drive oneself
overexert
bite off more than one can chew
have too many balls in the air
have too many irons in the fire
work yourself to death
“We tend to
overwork
as a means of self-escape, as a way of trying to justify our existence.”
Verb
▲
To drive or work to exhaustion
exhaust
tire
fatigue
weary
prostrate
overdo
tire out
burn out
wear out
drain
frazzle
wear down
enervate
sap
overtire
weaken
poop
do in
take it out of
debilitate
enfeeble
break
tucker
poop out
peter out
wear
bust
outwear
overexert
overtax
kill
overextend
overfatigue
knacker
shatter
conk out
run ragged
knock out
wash out
tucker out
disable
cripple
tax
harass
draw
bankrupt
suck dry
jade
bush
whack
incapacitate
fail
make tired
wear to a frazzle
do up
grow tired
impoverish
use up
burden
plague
strain
sink
devitalize
drowse
weigh
flag
oppress
fade
pain
droop
glut
cause ennui
faint
overburden
fold
overstrain
yawn
collapse
grow weary
become fatigued
become tired
get tired
put to sleep
go stale
root
wear oneself to a shadow
wipe out
wear oneself to a frazzle
run into the ground
nearly kill
etiolate
soften
waste
deplete
indispose
undermine
torpefy
make weak
make feeble
lay low
immobilize
US
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
immobilise
UK
impair
languish
succumb
fizzle
emasculate
sap your strength
put out of action
handicap
bore
drop
bedraggle
sag
reduce
diminish
vitiate
attenuate
eviscerate
render infirm
sap the strength of
make weary
shag out
drain of energy
unnerve
blunt
exasperate
disempower
sicken
bonk
destroy
disembowel
exenterate
cause weariness
hit the wall
get the better of
encumber
hamper
injure
hinder
hurt
mar
harm
extenuate
take
unstrengthen
atrophy
run out of steam
break down
run down
stress out
become exhausted
become drained
wither
make sleepy
emaciate
shrivel
confine to bed
confine to a wheelchair
wear on
make feebler
remove the sting from
deprive of force
reduce the powers of
shrink
consume
gnaw
corrode
hamstring
ruin
disarm
eat away
wreck
depress
overthrow
mow
defeat
make powerless
make helpless
make impotent
bring someone to their knees
bring low
more ❯
“My mother was always afraid I would
overwork
myself with everything on my plate, but I never did.”
Verb
▲
To (excessively) exert for a particular task, purpose or goal
strain
exert
exhaust
extend
overtax
stretch
tire
burden
drive
encumber
overburden
overexert
overextend
overreach
overtask
tax
charge
load
push
rack
saddle
task
distend
fatigue
knacker
lade
lumber
overload
tense
test
try
weaken
weigh
wrench
entrust
tighten
weary
wear out
drive too far
exert excessively
overdo it
exert to the limit
knock oneself out
work too hard
make too many demands on
push to the limit
run yourself into the ground
work oneself into the ground
overstretch
overstrain
pressure
stress
overuse
force
work
flog
drain
sap
challenge
burn out
enervate
drive too hard
empty
impose excessive strain on
drive into the ground
oppress
make demands on
put a strain on
push too far
weigh heavily on
prey on
make heavy demands on
press hard on
ask too much of
put pressure on
weight
overwhelm
overfill
overcharge
upset
trouble
pain
annoy
plague
irritate
afflict
vex
inconvenience
irk
torment
excruciate
exasperate
agonise
UK
crucify
frustrate
distress
harass
agonize
US
bother
martyr
wring
torture
tire out
make severe demands on
give someone grief
more ❯
Verb
▲
To exaggerate or be dramatic in one's expression or behavior
overplay
exaggerate
overdo
overemphasise
UK
overemphasize
US
overstate
dramatise
UK
dramatize
US
magnify
overstress
hyperbolize
overdraw
stretch
overpitch
accentuate
overuse
maximise
UK
maximize
US
overact
accent
mug
lay it on thick
ham it up
point up
blow out of proportion
get carried away
labor at
amplify
overdramatize
embroider
overembellish
colour
UK
embellish
inflate
blow up
pile on
go overboard with
carry
do to death
belabour
UK
fatigue
overvalue
overrate
overburden
overtax
overtire
ham up
pressure
overload
puff
color
US
put on
overreach
belabor
US
camp up
overindulge
overestimate
hype
talk big
make a thing about
strain yourself
pull the longbow
make a thing of
go overboard
drive oneself
run riot
wear down
make a production of
make a big thing of
wear yourself out
make a big thing about
go too far
lay it on
make federal case
make a mountain out of a molehill
make a production out of
run into the ground
blow up out of all proportion
bite off too much
lay it on with a trowel
make a big deal out of something
aggrandize
elaborate
catastrophize
pad
make too much of something
pile it on
build up
make a big thing out of
expand
fudge
enlarge
oversell
heighten
emphasize
US
boost
exalt
pyramid
enhance
emphasise
UK
stretch the truth
make a federal case of
blow something out of all proportion
play up
act
intensify
misrepresent
misreport
overexaggerate
fabricate
lie
brag
boast
misquote
hike
elaborate on
over-elaborate
melodramatize
add colour
big up
touch up
lay it on with a shovel
lay on
dwell on
draw the longbow
shoot a line
go to extremes
make a drama out of a crisis
draw the long bow
overstate the case
emote
emphasize too much
make a song and dance about
make a fuss
increase
express emotion
give someone a sob story
augment
puff up
make a mountain out of
extend
swell
pump up
overdo it
ham
escalate
labor
US
labour
UK
cram
surcharge
widen
fill
bloat
balloon
spread
overemploy
stress
overplay it
harp on
beef up
drive up
swell up
go up
flesh out
sensationalize
US
overexpose
chew the scenery
tear a cat
camp it up
lay too much stress on
go on and on about
attach too much weight to
make something out of nothing
go over the top about
attach too much importance to
gild
misuse
abuse
play-act
execute
expand on
playact
stage
dress up
enact
farcialize
show
perform
splash
burlesque
produce
tragedize
present
sensationalise
UK
give color to
play to the gallery
play to gallery
make a performance of
play on heartstrings
distort
falsify
romanticize
US
corrupt
up
caricature
scam
romance
romanticise
UK
cook up
pile it on about
pretty up
loud talk
lay it on thick about
lay it on with a trowel about
more ❯
Verb
▲
To apply great and continuous effort towards work, a task, or a goal
labor
US
toil
labour
UK
strive
struggle
work
drudge
slave
slog
strain
sweat
endeavor
US
moil
travail
plod
grind
hustle
plough
UK
plow
US
grub
endeavour
UK
plug
tug
hump
push
graft
drive
fight
trudge
lumber
stagger
grapple
exert oneself
beaver away
peg away
work hard
try hard
make an effort
apply oneself
plug away
slog away
bang away
go all out
make every effort
dig away
bend over backwards
sweat blood
do all one can
work like a Trojan
keep at it
work like a dog
plod away
slave away
lean over backwards
kill oneself
go for it
grind away
put yourself out
bear down
be at pains
exert yourself
pull out all the stops
fall over backwards
grub away
do your best
break one's back
pour it on
sweat away
peg along
plug along
work like a slave
give it your all
give something one's all
work your fingers to the bone
put one's back into something
drag oneself
work oneself to the bone
burn the candle at both ends
knock oneself out
go for broke
beaver
knuckle down
push oneself
give it your best shot
bust a gut
try
keep your head down
break your neck
scramble
bullock
make an all-out effort
work day and night
rupture yourself
attempt
seek
undertake
aspire
aim
assay
essay
venture
battle
leave no stone unturned
spare no effort
hammer away
do your utmost
have a crack at
do one's best
make a great effort
take on
push yourself
plough away
dig deeper
do your damnedest
dig deep
tend
apply
endure
withstand
campaign
make a run at
have a swing at
try one's hardest
put one's back into it
have a shot at
have one's nose to grindstone
stand up to
carry on
buckle down
put up a fight against
go to war
acquit oneself
dig in
pitch in
work one's socks off
keep your nose to the grindstone
grind out
work your guts out
plod along
compete
contend
graft away
jockey
offer
scrabble
tackle
have a stab at
try for
shoot for
do all you can
jump through hoops
have a go at
give it a whirl
go the limit
go for the jugular
wheel
roll
roll along
trundle
rattle
more ❯
Verb
▲
To treat someone badly, cruelly or unkindly
ill-use
abuse
maltreat
mistreat
misuse
mishandle
manhandle
bully
brutalise
UK
brutalize
US
hurt
harm
oppress
torment
harass
misemploy
prostitute
spoil
taint
batter
neglect
dissipate
exhaust
overburden
overtax
squander
waste
ill-treat
kick around
mess over
knock about
treat badly
take apart
be cruel to
injure
persecute
wrong
maul
molest
victimize
US
victimise
UK
knock around
torture
treat roughly
hit
beat
strike
dump on
put down
rough up
do over
beat up
handle roughly
harry
push around
take advantage of
treat harshly
pick on
do an injustice to
aggrieve
damage
manipulate
exploit
punish
wound
dishonour
UK
intimidate
dishonor
US
outrage
overbear
tyrannize
US
mess up
menace
browbeat
push about
distress
domineer
tyrannise
UK
do the dirty on
cow
dominate
subjugate
walk all over
terrorise
UK
offend against
terrorize
US
cut up
shake up
give the shaft
do wrong
play the heavy with
hound
overwhelm
overpower
scare
threaten
ride roughshod over
hector
frighten
be brutal to
be detrimental to
do an injury to
make someone suffer
malign
misapply
misrepresent
offend
deprave
desecrate
defile
pervert
corrupt
vilify
impose upon
do wrong to
do injury to
cheat
do a disservice to
sin against
bad mouth
impugn
trespass
kick in the teeth
discredit
profane
impair
pollute
humiliate
violate
spite
do violence to
anguish
traumatise
UK
inflict suffering on
inflict pain on
disserve
trample on
traumatize
US
cause injury to
cause pain to
agonise
UK
incommode
inconvenience
lash out at
discommode
lay a finger on
bloody
agonize
US
cross up
antagonize
US
insult
provoke
belittle
mock
taunt
abase
aggravate
deride
harrow
give no quarter
go for jugular
martyrize
antagonise
UK
lay a bad trip on
impose on
hit where one lives
step on the toes of
martyr
boss about
order about
boss around
boss
order around
bulldoze
command
lean on
pressurize
US
lord it over
dictate
pressurise
UK
call the shots
control
rule
give orders
give orders to
keep under thumb
tell someone what to do
dragoon
coerce
direct
hassle
master
repress
run the show
strong-arm
make things hot for someone
dictate to
use strong-arm tactics on
lay down the law
throw your weight around
influence
discriminate against
manage
needle
bluster
get at
be down on
punish unfairly
crush
suppress
railroad
govern
have it in for
enslave
subdue
plague
preponderate
lead
conquer
sway
run
have a down on
head
give a hard time
subordinate
put the screws on
rule the roost
preside over
call the tune
trample underfoot
be overbearing
rule with an iron hand
rule with a rod of iron
have under one's thumb
hold sway over
lead by the nose
bring someone to their knees
throw one's weight about
be in the saddle
disapprove of
be hostile to
show antagonism to
be prejudiced against
be against
be set against
enforce
feel ill will towards
show ill will towards
bear a grudge towards
pressure
assault
mar
tread on
hustle
act the tin god
press
bullyrag
order
kick about
roughhouse
pull rank on
ruin
total
mau-mau
push
put the frighteners on
oversee
superintend
make it hot for someone
quarterback
supervise
captain
interfere with
steamroller
spearhead
administrate
bang up
be violent toward
bung up
gain control of
gain mastery over
rule over
tyrannize over
weigh heavy upon
gain ascendancy over
render incapable
render powerless
bring to heel
beat down
render helpless
trample
try to control
take charge
be in charge
impose one's will on
keep down
immolate
use
demonize
US
hold down
demonise
UK
domineer over
grind down
treat brutally
have someone under your thumb
rule despotically
stack the deck
get on someone's back
have your knife into
hegemonize
prevail
predominate
reign
overshadow
subject
eclipse
vanquish
squeeze
swagger
overrule
monopolize
US
outshine
pacify
bend
henpeck
lord
handle
monopolise
UK
have one's way
have ascendancy over
have the whip hand over
prevail over
wear the trousers
exercise control over
be in command of
take over
play first fiddle
be the boss of
have the upper hand over
be at the helm
have upper hand
rule the roost in
have the upper hand in
head up
have mastery over
sit on top of
be in charge of
be in control of
be in the driver's seat
push the buttons
run things
bend to your will
lord over
more ❯
Verb
▲
To pay someone less than the value of their work
underpay
exploit
fleece
take advantage of
Verb
▲
Dwell on
belabor
US
dwell upon
labor
US
labour
UK
overdo
overemphasise
UK
overemphasize
US
overstate
pound
rehash
repeat
stress
harp on
dwell on
hammer home
go on about
beat a dead horse
overplay
overstress
belabour
UK
exaggerate
accentuate
elaborate
underline
highlight
impress
emphasize
US
expand
strain
emphasise
UK
over-elaborate
attach too much importance to
drive home
go on
lay too much emphasis on
harp on about
play up
make a federal case of
make a production out of
point up
expound on
place too much emphasis on
make too much of something
attach too much weight to
linger over
flog a dead horse
overdramatize
make a big thing of
over-emphasize
expand on
discuss at length
do over
tarry over
flog to death
drag out
hammer away at
blow something out of all proportion
amplify
magnify
inflate
hyperbolize
blow up out of all proportion
go over the top about
make a mountain out of a molehill
lay too much stress on
make something out of nothing
make a big thing about
go on and on about
lay it on with a trowel
more ❯
Verb
▲
To damage, erode, or destroy by friction or use
wear
abrade
chafe
erode
rasp
rub
fray
gall
frazzle
fret
scrape
scratch
graze
corrade
corrode
scour
consume
grind
scuff
waste
deteriorate
dissolve
crumble
impair
use
decay
bother
fade
overuse
tax
undermine
weather
wear away
eat away
wear out
wear thin
become worn
wear down
wear through
bite into
eat away at
rub away
gnaw away
become threadbare
crumble away
grind away
rub down
wash away
waste away
gnaw away at
cut down
scrape off
use up
go to seed
excoriate
grate
tatter
file
gnaw
distress
unravel
eat
shred
tear
scrape away
spoil
grind down
become ragged
become tattered
come apart
skin
irritate
bark
roughen
nibble
devour
corrupt
rot
bite at
chip away
chip away at
raze
pinch
hurt
sand
burn
buff
rub against
rub raw
sandpaper
rub painfully
burnish
damage
peel
break down
eat into
make ragged
wear threadbare
drag
brush
lacerate
oxidize
US
undercut
wear to shreds
rust
flay
strip
rip
whittle away
destroy
ravel
triturate
erase
tarnish
oxidate
flake
burn into
burn through
oxidise
UK
decompose
bite
canker
wear off
rub off
go through
scrape out
go into holes
score
cut
etch
nick
polish
shave
scrub
pare
wound
mark
husk
hull
shuck
snick
smooth
decorticate
clean
furbish
hone
incise
scarify
gouge
gash
engrave
melt
scuff up
make a mark on
remove
notch
chip
sear
shell
thin
denude
rake
break the skin of
excorticate
scale
strip away
peel away
dent
clear
inflame
scar
shape
take off
blister
refine
groove
key
scrawl on
finish
level
deface
prick
scrabble
swab
disintegrate
vaporize
US
ablate
vaporise
UK
grit
gnash
cleanse
exfoliate
dissipate
exhaust
liquefy
crunch
scrunch
wash
run through
scrub down
wipe
purge
flush
whiten
dight
shine
buff up
mop
pumice
more ❯
Verb
▲
To work hard and for long hours, especially till late at night or the early hours of the morning
burn the midnight oil
toil
cram
elucubrate
grind
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