surfeit

Crude prices have fallen from $75 a barrel a year ago, and a projected surfeit next year could send them lower.

Thin characterizations, bland acting and a surfeit of bubbly cuteness combine to make a throw-pillow of a movie: It’s soft and decorative without being particularly useful or interesting.

The beauty industry is currently in a protracted slump that’s been attributed to everything from post-pandemic skincare fatigue to a surfeit of choice that makes brand loyalty a thing of the past.

Producers resorted to filling ocean tankers with the sudden surfeit, and it took about a year for prices to climb back.

In fact, the reviewer found Whale "the liveliest natural new personality to turn up on TV for ages", saying he possessed "a surfeit of punch and charisma".