outcrowded
/aʊtˈkraʊdɪd/
verb
- To have more people or things in a space than someone or something else; to exceed in crowding.
- The new shopping mall outcrowded the old downtown market within weeks of opening.
- The popular festival outcrowded every other event in the city this year.
- Our small beach was outcrowded by the larger resort down the coast.
adjective
- Having been filled with more people or things than another place or thing; more crowded than.
- The outcrowded stadium forced latecomers to watch the game from outside.
- We left the outcrowded park and found a quieter spot by the river.
- The outcrowded subway car made the morning commute even more uncomfortable.
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