From overabundance of buzzwords the common folks get their brains steaming.
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Overabundance
//oʊvɚəˈbʌndɪnts//
Synonyms for "overabundance" (51 found)
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Related words (25)
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11 translations across 10 languages.
Danish
1 entries- overflod noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
French
1 entries- surabondance noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
German
1 entries- Überfluss noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
Italian
1 entries- sovrabbondanza noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
Polish
1 entries- nadmiar noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
Portuguese
1 entries- superabundância noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- suvišak noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
Spanish
2 entries- sobreabundancia noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
- superabundancia noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
Swedish
1 entries- överflöd noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
Ukrainian
1 entries- на́дмір noun (excess of what is needed or is appropriate)
Sample sentences
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I read the article "An Overabundance of Low-density Neptune-like Planets."
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The tiny plants are not usually toxic on their own, but the overabundance creates so-called dead zones because they suck all the oxygen out of the water. In Sweden, researchers have enlisted the aid of native fish that can slow down the out of control growth of algae.
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