1. to fulfill or satisfy (a requirement, quota, or obligation) to a greater extent than required or expected
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'overfulfil'; chiefly British spelling; American English typically uses 'overfulfill'

Examples

• The company overfulfils its annual sales targets by 20 percent.
• She overfulfils every assignment her teacher gives her.
• The team overfulfils the production quota month after month.
• He overfulfils his responsibilities with dedication and care.
• The project overfulfils all the client's original specifications.