1. past tense and past participle of overfulfill; to fulfill or complete beyond what was required or expected
Usage: often used in business, academic, or performance contexts

1. having been fulfilled or completed to a degree greater than required or expected
Usage: descriptive form; commonly used in performance reviews and goal-setting contexts

Examples

• The sales team overfulfilled their quarterly targets by 25 percent.
• She overfulfilled the project requirements by delivering additional features ahead of schedule.
• The company's overfulfilled commitments impressed investors and stakeholders.
• He overfulfilled his responsibilities as team leader.
• The student overfulfilled the assignment by including comprehensive research beyond what was asked.
• Their overfulfilled promises to customers built strong brand loyalty.