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backlog
This term carries a strong connotation of pressure and inefficiency, often evoking a sense of being overwhelmed by a mounting pile of obligations. It is frequently used in professional, industrial, or administrative contexts to describe a systemic failure to keep pace with incoming demand.
While the noun is typically used as a countable entity, it often functions as a collective mass in business reporting. It is distinct from a simple "to-do list" in that a backlog implies a delay or a failure to meet a deadline, rather than just a planned sequence of tasks.
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I have a huge backlog of emails to answer after my vacation.
We need to hire more staff to clear the order backlog.
The sudden surge in demand will likely backlog our production line.
I can not believe how much paperwork has backlogged while I was sick.
Let us focus on the most urgent tasks in the backlog first.
The court is struggling with a massive backlog of unsolved cases.
The court is struggling with a massive backlog of unsolved cases.
I must spend this weekend catching up on my reading backlog.