1. an excessive amount or quantity of something, especially goods or products

1. to provide too much of something; to supply in excessive quantities

Examples

• The oversupply of oil caused prices to drop significantly.
• There was an oversupply of housing in the market after the recession.
• The company decided to oversupply the stores before the holiday season.
• An oversupply of workers led to increased competition for jobs.
• The farmer didn’t want to oversupply the market with his produce.
• The oversupply of smartphones made it difficult for new brands to compete.
• They tend to oversupply their inventory during peak seasons.