Meanings of have a surfeit in English

Noise is what they want, and they have a surfeit of it.

Odd thing is, turn back three years, to 2012, and they seemed almost to have a surfeit of them.

It will all come in good time; it is not well to have a surfeit of joy in one night.

The marketing brains behind Unilever toiletries brand Dove appear to have a surfeit of professional pride, and possibly elevated self-esteem.

Dan Scott knew what it meant to stand alone, to face a small hostile world, to have a surfeit of fighting.

Let the bastard pop up all over the place; the order of Aza Guilla will have a surfeit of miracles to cherish.

Leinster Michael Cheika will have a surfeit following yesterday's Celtic League opener against last season's champions, The Ospreys at the New Stadium.

Every faculty but the sight is starved, and that has a surfeit.

If there was one thing Rupert had a surfeit of, it was responsibility.

Germany has a surfeit of midfielders but are short on defenders.

He had long since had a surfeit of these semi-Platonic affinities.

He has a surfeit, serious in proportion to its enormity.

His Grace had finally had a surfeit of this ungrateful brother and his ambitions.

In particular we had a surfeit of speculation on Ruairi Quinn's Budget of next Wednesday.

All Blacks bolter-watch New Zealand has a surfeit of quality back-three players, including the Chiefs' Solomon Alaimalo.

It was shown that when the plant had a surfeit of drink, it became excessively lethargic and irresponsive.