Pronunciation: /ˌoʊvərˈsoʊld/
adjective an adjective is a word that describes or gives more information about a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'oversold' is an adjective describing something that has been sold in excess of demand.
A1 The store was oversold on Black Friday.
A2 The concert tickets were oversold, causing chaos at the venue.
B1 The travel agency oversold the tour package, leaving some customers disappointed.
B2 The hotel oversold rooms during the peak season, resulting in overbooking and upset guests.
C1 The company's marketing team oversold the benefits of their new product, leading to customer complaints.
C2 The real estate agent oversold the property, exaggerating its features to potential buyers.
formal The stock was oversold due to market panic, causing a sharp decline in its value.
informal Everyone was selling off the stock like crazy, making it oversold in no time.
slang The stock was totally oversold, dude. It was like everyone was dumping it.
figurative Her promises of eternal love were oversold, leaving him disappointed and heartbroken.
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