to oversupply
1oversupply — o‧ver‧sup‧ply [ˌəʊvəsəˈplaɪ ǁ ˌoʊvər ] noun [countable, uncountable] ECONOMICS when there is more of something than is needed or than can be sold: • The investment boom of the past few years has led to an oversupply of goods and services. * * * Ⅰ …
2Oversupply — O ver*sup*ply , n. An excessive supply; a supply in excess of demand. [1913 Webster] A general oversupply or excess of all commodities. J. S. Mill. [1913 Webster] …
3Oversupply — O ver*sup*ply , v. t. To supply in excess. [1913 Webster] …
4oversupply — index balance (amount in excess), overage, plethora, redundancy, surfeit, surplus Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
5oversupply — [ō΄vər sə plī′] vt. oversupplied, oversupplying to supply in excess n. pl. oversupplies too great a supply …
6Oversupply — An excessive amount of a good or other substance. Oversupply results when demand is lower than supply, thus resulting in a surplus. There are many reasons why oversupply may occur. If there is demand for a specific product that meets a certain… …
7oversupply — o|ver|sup|ply [ˈəuvəsəplaı US ˈouvər ] n plural oversupplies [U and C] the state of having more of something than you need or can sell ▪ an oversupply of computers …
8oversupply — n. /oh veuhr seuh pluy /; v. /oh veuhr seuh pluy /, n., pl. oversupplies, v., oversupplied, oversupplying. n. 1. an excessive supply. v.t. 2. to supply in excess. [1825 35; OVER + SUPPLY1] * * * …
9oversupply — 1. verb To supply more than is needed 2. noun An excessive supply …
10Oversupply — Избыточная подача …
