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overplus
This term is primarily used in technical, economic, or formal administrative contexts to describe a surplus. It carries a clinical, precise tone and is far less common in everyday conversation than the word "surplus" or the phrase "extra."
Because it refers to a quantity exceeding a specific requirement, it is often used in accounting or resource management to denote a precise mathematical remainder rather than a general abundance.
Meanings
Examples
The company decided to reinvest the annual overplus into new technology.
We have a slight overplus of supplies in the warehouse.
What should we do with the overplus of grain from this harvest?
The treasury reported a significant overplus at the end of the fiscal year.
I wonder if there is any overplus of fabric left for the curtains.
The kingdom thrived by trading its overplus of salt for gold.
An overplus of caution can sometimes lead to missed opportunities.
The budget shows an overplus that can be allocated to the school library.