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to surfeit
01
to provide in excessive amounts, often leading to discomfort or disgust
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The novel surfeits the reader with unnecessary detail.
02
to indulge excessively in eating or drinking
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Tourists often surfeit on local delicacies during holidays.
Surfeit
01
excessive indulgence in food or drink
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A surfeit of sweets left the children feeling unwell.
02
an excessive quantity of something, often causing a drop in value or usefulness
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Farmers struggled with a surfeit of wheat that could not be stored.
03
an overabundance of anything
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The garden produced a surfeit of vegetables this season.
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