overstocked
Meaning
of Overstock
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Hare said there has been a 90% reduction in timber management since the spotted owl was first granted federal protection, creating a situation where Oregon forest lands are "grossly overstocked" with timber.
Lengthening replacement cycles, overstocked inventory, OEM consolidation and economic headwinds caused the slowdown.
This is similar to the argument that fire suppression in western United States has allowed ponderosa pine forests to become “overstocked”.
Some pawnshop owners prevent cluttered look by storing overstocked items, or less attractive items such as snow tires, in a back room or basement.
The Real Madrid playmaker is now the jewel in Spain’s already overstocked locker of midfielder creators — but his eye for scoring as well as creating mean Isco is central to Spain’s dreams of success in Russia.
Meanwhile, Rosario noted that Caquiputan Channel is again teeming with hundreds of fish cages and pens overstocked with fish that impede the flow of water to the sea.