Glutted

Pronunciation: /ˈɡlʌtɪd/

Definitions of glutted

verb to fill or supply to excess; to satisfy fully

Example Sentences

A1 I am glutted with all the food I ate at the buffet.

A2 The market was glutted with cheap products.

B1 The company glutted the market with their new product line.

B2 The store glutted its shelves with the latest fashion trends.

C1 The media industry is glutted with reality TV shows.

C2 The pharmaceutical industry has glutted the market with new drugs.

Examples of glutted in a Sentence

formal The market became glutted with excess inventory, causing prices to drop.

informal I'm so glutted from all the food at the buffet.

slang I feel like I'm gonna explode, I'm so glutted.

figurative Her mind was glutted with information after studying for hours.

Grammatical Forms of glutted

• past tense: glutted
• plural: glutted
• comparative: more glutted
• superlative: most glutted
• present tense: glut
• future tense: will glut
• perfect tense: have glutted
• continuous tense: is glutting
• singular: glutted
• positive degree: glutted
• infinitive: to glut
• gerund: glutting
• participle: glutted

Origin and Evolution of glutted

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'glutted' originated from the Middle English word 'glutten' which means to swallow or gulp down excessively.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'glutted' has evolved to refer to being excessively full or satisfied, particularly in the context of consuming food or resources.