The word "overabundant" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to something that is extremely plentiful, excessive, or lavish, such as an overabundance of resources, materials, or money. For example, you could say, "The industrialist had an overabundant supply of oil."
Why is it so hard to deal with food in a healthy way in the overabundant 21st century?
He used the regular techniques of later Roman historiography rhetoric in his speeches, ethnographical digressions in descriptions, such as that of the culture of the Huns, and biographical conventions in character sketches along with fondness for literary allusion, overabundant metaphor, and much ornament.
Others are overabundant in nitrogen; the most luminous ones, observed in external galaxies, are conspicuous examples.
When he stuffed his aunt's pistachio-green silk shirt with socks and cloths to simulate breasts, he enjoyed a rich range of contradictory feelings: I understood at once that men, merely catching sight of the shadow of my overabundant breasts, would chase after them and strive to take them into their mouths; I felt quite powerful, but is that what I wanted?
Oil remained overabundant through most of the decade of the 60's.
He wears a hairpiece that he must imagine makes him look virile — an overabundant pompadour.
I pictured him prone on the bed, gray bearded and possibly naked, his overabundant corpus spread out like something that got up only to eat".
Shipping in "overabundant" seals from Newfoundland and Labrador is a frequent suggestion.
Using computer software to predict the growth patterns in forests over time, Dr. Dybzinski and his colleagues are now reporting that the overabundant roots act as weapons to prevent other trees from growing.
Without top predators, prey tend to become overabundant and decimate plants and trees that many species of birds, mammals and insects depend on.
Papayas and jackfruit drop from branches all over town, symbols of the city's overabundant sweetness.
