burden of guilt

Tue, 05 May 2026 07:14:49 +0000

Burden means the same as weight and load, at least in this context, but in practice its use might be declining in contemporary English. It tends to be used in a smaller number of set. Ok, I know that cargo means freight and freight means cargo; besides, burden means load and load means freight and cargo; It doesn't help. I'd like some native to tell me the context in. The heaviest burdens that we carry are the thoughts in our head. I saw the above quote on Facebook. Is "burdens"( plural form) used correctly here or "burden" is uncountable always? The amount of fees that online streaming platforms charge could be ( a burden/ burdensome ) for those living on a tight monthly budget. Hello! Can those two words, burden and.