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Meanings of surfeit in anglès
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sadollament Synonyms
Examples for "glut"
Examples for "glut"
1
The one downside for the market was the glut of used cars.
2
Population growth and reduced construction continue to cut the glut of buildings.
3
The International Energy Agency forecast on Tuesday a 10-year global gas glut.
4
And the global oil glut doesn't look like ending any time soon.
5
Corning had mentioned the glut in July, but held its outlook stable.
1
G20 leaders agree to tackle the problem of global oversupply of steel.
2
Wheat market has been under pressure on prospects of large global oversupply.
3
But an unchecked increase would lead to durable oversupply and lower prices.
4
Equally, oversupply in office space is negative for listed property earnings currently.
5
There' an oversupply because the fruit was ready much earlier than expected.
Usage of surfeit in anglès
1
His surfeit of theology bred in him a dislike of the subject.
2
Just living with someone can create a surfeit of closeness and transparency.
3
Does that mean a surfeit of antioxidants might weaken your immune system?
4
And pride... well, he had that in a sure and certain surfeit.
5
I rather dislike young men; I've had such a surfeit of them.
6
Every faculty but the sight is starved, and that has a surfeit.
7
Noise is what they want, and they have a surfeit of it.
8
At times like this there is always, understandably, a surfeit of both.
9
Nor was he surfeit when Prince Daemon named him Lord of Bitterbridge.
10
Yes, he is wiser that shelters his longing from any such surfeit.
11
Perhaps, however, there may get to be a surfeit of fine discourses.
12
But such a surfeit, instead of increasing the enjoyment, makes them miserable.
13
There was never a surfeit of honour within this bunch of goodfellas.
14
We have had our surfeit of excitement this year so far.
15
If there was one thing Rupert had a surfeit of, it was responsibility.
16
Oh, Alexia, I do have quite the surfeit of delightful news to relate.
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Surfeit across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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