backlogged
- adjective
- /ˈbækˌlɔɡd/
- Hospitals are often backlogged during flu season due to increased patient numbers.
So you could win, the tenant is still there, but the courts sit on it for months signing the final order because they're so backlogged.
- So you could win, the tenant is still there, but the courts sit on it for months signing the final order because they're so backlogged.
Examples
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After the holiday break, the office became backlogged with paperwork.
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The support team is backlogged and cannot respond to all emails immediately.
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The project is currently backlogged.
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I have a backlogged list of emails to respond to.
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The support team is backlogged and cannot respond to all emails immediately.
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After the holiday break, the office became backlogged with paperwork.
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Hospitals are often backlogged during flu season due to increased patient numbers.
Synonyms
Not doing tasks or paying bills when you should
You have too much work and not enough time
Antonyms
How Backlogged
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word backlogged comes from back + log, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of tasks piling up at the back like logs waiting to be burned or like a log as a simple record that is behind. So backlogged means many items are 'waiting' to be done.