overstocked in English

verb

1

supply with more of something than is necessary or required.

do not overstock the kitchen with food

noun

1

(especially in a manufacturing or retailing context) a supply or quantity in excess of demand or requirements.

factory overstock

Use "overstocked" in a sentence

1. The shop is overstocked .

2. They were overstocked on Christmas cards.

3. It's big impersonal overstocked and full of ignorant salespeople.

4. After all, they are not overstocked at the center position.

5. By the autumn, they were badly overstocked and suffering resulting cash difficulties.

6. By the end of the week, the congregation’s overstocked magazine supply was depleted.”

7. No stocking level worries Q. Have I overstocked my tank too soon?

8. Federal personnel data suggest that Commerce may have been overstocked with political appointees.

9. It is true that the archbishop's lands were already overstocked with knights in relation to the military service due from them.

10. Too much product of too little quality has meant that both manufacturers and retailers have become heavily overstocked.

11. The Economics of Buy-One-Get-One-Free (Bogof) Assume a firm is overstocked with a perishable food, blueberries for example, and is comparing two ways to stimulate sales

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