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o·ver·is·sue

 (ō′vər-ĭsh′o͞o)
n.
The issue, as of notes or securities, in excess of the issuer's capital, credit, or authority.

o′ver·is′sue v.
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overissue

(ˈəʊvərˌɪsjuː; -ˌɪʃuː)
vb (tr) , -sues, -suing or -sued
(Banking & Finance) to issue (shares, banknotes, etc) in excess of demand or ability to pay
n
(Banking & Finance) shares, banknotes, etc, thus issued
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o•ver•is•sue

(ˈoʊ vərˌɪʃ u; esp. Brit. -ˌɪs yu)

n.
an excessive issue of stocks or bonds, as in excess of needs or authorization.
[1795–1805]
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overissue


Past participle: overissued
Gerund: overissuing

Imperative
overissue
overissue
Present
I overissue
you overissue
he/she/it overissues
we overissue
you overissue
they overissue
Preterite
I overissued
you overissued
he/she/it overissued
we overissued
you overissued
they overissued
Present Continuous
I am overissuing
you are overissuing
he/she/it is overissuing
we are overissuing
you are overissuing
they are overissuing
Present Perfect
I have overissued
you have overissued
he/she/it has overissued
we have overissued
you have overissued
they have overissued
Past Continuous
I was overissuing
you were overissuing
he/she/it was overissuing
we were overissuing
you were overissuing
they were overissuing
Past Perfect
I had overissued
you had overissued
he/she/it had overissued
we had overissued
you had overissued
they had overissued
Future
I will overissue
you will overissue
he/she/it will overissue
we will overissue
you will overissue
they will overissue
Future Perfect
I will have overissued
you will have overissued
he/she/it will have overissued
we will have overissued
you will have overissued
they will have overissued
Future Continuous
I will be overissuing
you will be overissuing
he/she/it will be overissuing
we will be overissuing
you will be overissuing
they will be overissuing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been overissuing
you have been overissuing
he/she/it has been overissuing
we have been overissuing
you have been overissuing
they have been overissuing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been overissuing
you will have been overissuing
he/she/it will have been overissuing
we will have been overissuing
you will have been overissuing
they will have been overissuing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been overissuing
you had been overissuing
he/she/it had been overissuing
we had been overissuing
you had been overissuing
they had been overissuing
Conditional
I would overissue
you would overissue
he/she/it would overissue
we would overissue
you would overissue
they would overissue
Past Conditional
I would have overissued
you would have overissued
he/she/it would have overissued
we would have overissued
you would have overissued
they would have overissued
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Translations

overissue

[ˈəʊvərɪʃuː] (St Ex)
A. Nemisión f excesiva
B. VTemitir con exceso
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(39.) The locution "not worth a continental" is still in use, referring to the currency issued and overissued by the revolutionary American colonies, which, as Milton Friedman writes, "came to be accepted only at the point of a gun" (1994, 11).
This will cause a net specie outflow, signaling to the bank that it has overissued its liabilities.
is therefore likely to be overissued from time to time and convertibility is likely to become impossible.
APHSA also opposes provisions that would extend cuts in administrative matching funds, prevent states from using finger-imaging technology, and require full repayment of overissued benefits resulting from large-scale automated system problems.