1. the production of goods or services in quantities that exceed demand or market needs
Usage: plural form of overproduction; commonly used in economics and business contexts
2. excessive or exaggerated theatrical or artistic performances; overacting or overdoing in creative work
Usage: less common usage in arts and entertainment

Examples

• The overproductions of automobiles led to a significant drop in prices.
• Market overproductions of wheat caused farmers to struggle financially.
• The factory's overproductions resulted in massive inventory costs.
• Economic overproductions often precede market corrections and recessions.
• The actor's overproductions of emotion made the scene feel unnatural.
• Overproductions in the tech industry created a glut of unsold devices.