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The burden of caring for her family was immense.
Do not burden yourself with unnecessary worries.

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encumbrance: hindrance, impediment, burden, obstacle
load: weight, cargo, burden, amount of work, electrical power
onus: responsibility, duty, burden, obligation
responsibility: obligation, duty, accountability, charge
weight: a measure of the heaviness of an object, the force acting on a body due to the influence of gravity

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lighten: to make lighter or brighter, to alleviate, to become less serious
relief: the state of being free from pain or discomfort, a feeling of reassurance, a sculptural technique
unburden: relieve of a burden, free from a load or weight

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