
Inundate
Context Matters
Use 'inundate' when expressing an overwhelming amount of tasks or information, often leading to stress.
During the holidays, support teams are often inundated with inquiries.
Intensity
'Inundate' implies a greater intensity than simply receiving a lot; it often means too much to handle.
Since the product launch, we've been inundated with orders!
Metaphorical Use
Often used metaphorically to describe an abundance of non-physical things, like emotions or ideas.
After the award, she was inundated with praise from her peers.
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