1. to supply with more than is needed or wanted; to provide in excess
Usage: transitive verb; formal or technical usage

Examples

• The factory was oversupplied with raw materials, leading to storage problems.
• We must avoid oversupping the market with inventory that won't sell.
• The region was oversupplied with housing units during the construction boom.
• Retailers often oversupply seasonal items, resulting in heavy discounts.
• The company decided not to oversupply its distributors to maintain product value.