Examples of 'be burdened' in a sentence
Meaning of "be burdened"
To 'be burdened' means to be heavily weighed down, both physically and metaphorically. It can refer to carrying a heavy physical load or being overwhelmed with responsibilities, worries, or emotional baggage
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No soul shall be burdened beyond its capacity.
Any art form should not be burdened.
Such a cub to be burdened with this task.
I would gladly give that to somebody else to be burdened.
I will be burdened with a sense of enormous guilt.
But they will not be burdened by history.
I mean be burdened with responsibilities that were supposed to be mine.
These people tend to be burdened with anticipation.
To be burdened and blessed with consciousness.
You do not have to be burdened a guilty conscience.
One would most certainly be burdened.
Employers would be burdened with bureaucratic requirements.
You no longer need to be burdened with.
Can not be burdened with extra work.
So he does not need to be burdened with you.
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Do not be burdened by problems because everyone has them.
We no longer need to be burdened with the law.
Never be burdened with another lender.
I never wanted you to be burdened with this.
We must be burdened before we can be broken.
I did not want you to be burdened with this.
I will be burdened in the underworld.
The masses do not want to be burdened with problems.
Such potential contribution should equally not be burdened.
Never let me be burdened with sorrow by not.
I do not want my children to be burdened.
They would be burdened only with books.
You do not have to carry your sins or be burdened by them.
He will not be burdened by the cares of life.
You are not going to be burdened.
You should not be burdened with this kind of.
Legal precedents abound stating mathematics should not be burdened by patent law.
That they will be burdened by debt expense.
Shame falls upon them they will certainly remember it and be burdened by.
You should not be burdened with a student loan.
The athletic constitution of this dog should not be burdened by excess weight.
You seem to be burdened with something.
We consider it unhelpful for the expansion agenda to be burdened with bilateral issues.
And could be burdened by the overdose.
If one begins to sink the other will be burdened by the weight.
You will never be burdened with those worries again.
Costs of education have increased and many graduates continue to be burdened with debt.
A child should not be burdened with such power.
You can be burdened with excuses or empowered by the ability to make better choices.
But father can not be burdened like that.
You will be burdened to think of how to get the car repaired.
You are no longer to be burdened by the day.
He must be burdened with a past that he can not talk about to anyone.
You know how it feels to be burdened with something.
We can not be burdened with all of the responsibilities of the record label.
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I am not burdened by any such sense of etiquette
I do not think they are burdened by their history
Burdened as she is with cares and responsibilities
