noun
definition
An excessive supply.
verb
definition
To supply more than is needed.
Examples of oversupply in a Sentence
This is why the world oversupply of worthless corporate execs has caused executive pay to fall over the last few decades.
In contrast to the USA and some developed countries, Asia did not have oversupply.
Often after a long period of lay-up or because of contamination in the fuel the needle valve can stick causing an oversupply.
Control of production is intended to avoid an oversupply in the world market, resulting in price wars and reduced profits.
For the last several years, a global oversupply of this coffee has kept prices depressed.
This has resulted in a huge oversupply of phone boxes.
The term ' substantial oversupply ' is not defined.
A national average of 55% of all ARLA member agents reported oversupply compared with 56% in February.