WORDY WEDNESDAY: 'SWAMPED'
04 / 11 / 2015
WORDY WEDNESDAY: 'SWAMPED': meaning and examples
Welcome back, everyone! And happy Wednesday to you. How is your work week going? Do you feel like you have a lot to do? Maybe TOO much to do? If so, today's word will be useful. Our Wordy Wednesday vocabulary is the adjective SWAMPED.
Definition: to be overwhelmed with an excessive amount of something (often work).
Example 1: I just can't write this report. I already have to write three other reports. I'm swamped!
Example 2: Work was slow... and then we were swamped with emails and calls at noon. It was crazy!
Example 3: I am swamped with paperwork today!
I hope that you're not swamped at work! But if you are, a special thanks to you for taking the time to read the DV. Have a great day!
Definition: to be overwhelmed with an excessive amount of something (often work).
Example 1: I just can't write this report. I already have to write three other reports. I'm swamped!
Example 2: Work was slow... and then we were swamped with emails and calls at noon. It was crazy!
Example 3: I am swamped with paperwork today!
I hope that you're not swamped at work! But if you are, a special thanks to you for taking the time to read the DV. Have a great day!
