A PILE OF WORK

Definition: A significant amount or accumulation of tasks, assignments, or responsibilities that need to be completed.

Synonyms: Workload Heap, Task Stack, Job Mound, Project Bulk, Assignment Bundle

Usage Examples in Sentences

After her vacation, Jenna returned to a pile of work waiting at the office.

The student groaned at the sight of a pile of work his teacher had assigned over the weekend.

The author faced a pile of work, including editing and revising his manuscript.

Cleaning up after the storm meant the town had a pile of work to do.

Before the bakery's grand opening, the chef had a pile of work, from baking to decorating.

The fashion designer had a pile of work before the runway show, including fittings and alterations.

Despite the looming deadline, she remained determined to conquer the pile of work one task at a time.

He felt a sense of accomplishment as he finally cleared the last item from the pile of work.

A pile of work awaited her when she arrived at the office.

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With a pile of work looming over him, he knew he needed to prioritize his tasks.

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After organizing her schedule, she dove into a pile of work with determination.

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Amidst the chaos of the office, there sat a pile of work, mocking her productivity.

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Work, represented by a pile of work, loomed over him like a dark cloud.

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After a long vacation, returning to the office meant facing the dreaded pile of work.