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oversold

[oh-ver-sohld]

verb

  1. simple past tense and past participle of oversell.



adjective

  1. marked by prices considered unjustifiably low because of heavy and extensive selling.

    The stock market is oversold.

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of oversold1

First recorded in 1875–80; over- + sold
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And “The Apprentice,” as we know, begat a president whose qualifications and business acumen were outrageously oversold on that show.

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Some Brexiteers say not only is it in parts thin and oversold, but has also crossed a crucial rubicon: the acceptance of "dynamic alignment" in some areas - not just signing up to EU rules as they are now, but tolerating them when they change, with limited opportunities to stop them changing.

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I had oversold my feigned disgust.

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“Guess has diversified themselves significantly outside the U.S. in terms of where they sell their product. This is their own stores internationally and selling in major department stores globally,” said Beder, who believes shares are oversold and has a buy rating on the stock with a $23 price target.

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But Ms Thomas says that these high-tech foods may not be as environmentally friendly as they are made out to be as it takes energy to make them and that in some cases their health benefits are being oversold.

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