Synonyms for oversupply
over·sup·p·ly

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1. glut, oversupply, surfeitverb

   the quality of being so overabundant that prices fall

   Synonyms:
   surfeit, overabundance, repletion, glut, excess

2. flood, oversupply, glutverb

   supply with an excess of

   "flood the market with tennis shoes"; "Glut the country with cheap imports from the Orient"

   Synonyms:
   stuff, scarf out, gorge, deluge, pig out, gourmandize, swamp, englut, glut, satiate, overgorge, flood, overindulge, inundate, engorge, binge, gormandize, ingurgitate, overeat, gormandise

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1. oversupplynoun

   Synonyms:
   excess, superabundance, surfeit, glut, repletion

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1. List of paraphrases for "oversupply":

   overproduction, over-supply, overabundance, glut, over-production, surplus

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1. Su Aik Lim:

   From the demand side - the rate cut will not stimulate demand sufficiently for cities that face oversupply.

2. Irwin Michael:

   We're making a bit of a comeback after yesterday's selloff, the volatility is still substantial. The oversupply issues in resources, particularly energy, need to be resolved.

3. Chief Executive Jaakko Eskola:

   Offshore is totally down. Containers were okay last year but this year they will be more challenging. In some segments, like bulk carriers, nothing is happening, the oversupply is huge.

4. Ray Conner:

   We are going to be very prudent in how we approach any rates above 52. It feels like the demand is higher than that, but that can be short-lived. So we are ... going to see how things progress, the worst thing for any of us is to oversupply; our intention is to not oversupply.

5. Mike Zuzolo:

   The trade got comfortable with an oversupply mindset, we live in a global grain market and a supply problem and lower prices really can stimulate consumption. The elasticity of that consumption is greater than we often assume.