oversupply (Meaning)
oversupply (n)
the quality of being so overabundant that prices fall
oversupply (v)
supply with an excess of
oversupply (v. t.)
To supply in excess.
oversupply (n.)
An excessive supply.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oversupply
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Synonyms:
- redundancy
- fat
- overproduction
- overmuch
- plenty
- plus
- bellyful
- superfluity
- bounty
- overkill
- superabundance
- profusion
- plethora
- overplus
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oversupply Sentence Examples
- The market was burdened by an oversupply of goods, leading to a sharp decline in prices.
- The oversupply of oil in the global market has depressed prices and caused economic hardship.
- Farmers struggled to sell their produce due to an oversupply, which resulted in significant losses.
- The oversupply of labor in the industry has driven down wages and increased unemployment.
- The oversupply of rental properties has led to a drop in rental rates, making it more affordable for tenants.
- The oversupply of university graduates has created intense competition for limited job opportunities.
- The oversupply of healthcare providers in the region has resulted in longer wait times for medical appointments.
- The oversupply of bananas in the supermarket has forced retailers to lower prices to attract customers.
- The oversupply of engineers has made it difficult for new graduates to find employment.
- The oversupply of cars on the market has made it an ideal time for buyers to negotiate favorable deals.
FAQs About the word oversupply
the quality of being so overabundant that prices fall, supply with an excess ofTo supply in excess., An excessive supply.
surplus, excess, overabundance, sufficiency, surfeit, abundance, surplusage,overflow, overage, redundancy
deficit, deficit, undersupply,deficiency, insufficiency, insufficiency, undersupply, deficiency, dearth, scarcity
The market was burdened by an oversupply of goods, leading to a sharp decline in prices.
The oversupply of oil in the global market has depressed prices and caused economic hardship.
Farmers struggled to sell their produce due to an oversupply, which resulted in significant losses.
The oversupply of labor in the industry has driven down wages and increased unemployment.
