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Meaning of glut
The primary meaning of the word "glut" is an excessively large amount of something.
Etymology of glut
The word "glut" has its roots in Old French, derived from the Latin word "glutire," which means to swallow or gulp down, and is related to "gluten," meaning glue, due to its sticky properties.
Synonyms
surplus
excess
overabundance
abundance
plethora
profusion
oversupply
flood
deluge
saturation
overload
overloading
excessiveness
superabundance
superfluity
redundancy
redundance
lavishness
profuseness
extravagance
copiousness
abundance
ample supply
profusion
overplus
excessiveness
Definitions
- A supply of something that is much greater than can be sold or used
- * To fill something completely, especially with food or drink
Usage Examples
- The market is experiencing a glut of unsold homes, causing prices to drop.
- * After eating the large meal, I felt glutted and needed to take a walk.
Antonyms
shortage
scarcity
lack
deficiency
inadequacy
insufficiency
paucity
dearth
famine
drought
deficiency
need
want
shortfall
undersupply
understatement
moderation
restraint
frugality
parsimony
thriftiness