overabundance

Preposition: of

• information: On the other hand, there seems to be an expanding overabundance of information.
• talent: Conversely, it is shown by the numbers of people with an overabundance of talent who fail because they fully expect to do so.
• cell: An overabundance of white cells occurs, and the creation of tissue becomes slower.
• food: Brown said there is an overabundance of food in the area with many fruit trees.
• good: The result is an overabundance of goods and fewer and fewer people who can afford them.

Converse of object

• have: To some extent ubiquitous computing is the attempt to reduce the need to have an overabundance of physical pervasive devices.
• chronicle: He constructs what firsts at hallowed of three cards chronicling the overabundance.