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. 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.

2. Alexander Nekiperov:

   We should return to the issue of creating infrastructure which would allow the state to create oil stocks during periods of oversupply and to send it onto the market when the situation is the opposite, why is there a grain reserve but not an oil one?

3. Jeremy Moberg:

   If it's a natural bump from the outdoor harvest, that's one thing, if it's institutionally creating oversupply ... that's a problem.

4. The IEA:

   Our latest balances show that while the overhang will ease from a staggering 3.0 million bpd in the second quarter of 2015, its highest since 1998, the projected oversupply persists through the first half of 2016.

5. Chief Financial Officer Don Kim:

   It's unlikely for an oversupply problem to upset the current supply-demand balance.