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Definition of «overhang»

An overhang refers to a situation where one security or market outperforms another in terms of price movement. This can occur when there is an imbalance between supply and demand, causing some securities to rise above their fair value while others fall below it. An overhang can also refer to the excess inventory that remains unsold after a product launch or seasonal cycle has ended. In this context, the term refers to the accumulation of goods that take up storage space and prevent the company from making room for new products.

Usage examples

  1. The roof of the house had an overhang that protected the windows from rain.
  2. As we climbed the mountain, we had to be careful of the steep cliffs and rocky overhangs.
  3. The builder designed a pergola with a large overhang to provide shade over the outdoor seating area.
  4. The tree's branches overhang the path, creating a picturesque canopy.
  5. The bookshelf was positioned against the wall, but the top shelf extended overhang the edge, making it look unstable.

Phrases with «overhang»

Sentences with «overhang»

  • The overall exterior design conforms to the expectations of a rugged 4 × 4, with short overhangs front and rear and the ample ground clearance needed to traverse inhospitable terrain. (speedsportlife.com)
  • An increase in rear windscreen rake of some 14 degrees and the muscular hip adopted above the rear wheel arch combine to make the overall appearance of the vehicle rear more compact, despite an increase in rear overhang of 20 mm. (newsroom.toyota.eu)
  • The Sportswagon's rear suspension has been subtly tuned to accommodate the longer rear overhang of the boot, and the potential for larger, heavier luggage loads than the five - door hatchback. (thekoreancarblog.com)
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