overservice

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noun

over·ser·vice ˌō-vər-ˈsər-vəs

: an excessive or unnecessary degree of service

… I discourage individuals talking about overservice to any group because there are far more eligible in any group than we have the capacity to serve.—

Susan Cleere Flores

overservice

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verb

overserviced; overservicing

transitive + intransitive

: to service (someone or something) unnecessarily or to an excessive degree

Lawyers who charge exorbitant fees and overservice clients will be the target of an inquiry …—

Alex Mitchell

All provinces dream of putting an end to fee-for-service medicine because it provides strong incentives to doctors to overservice their patients.—

Jane Coutts

Because a faceless third party is paying the bill, there is a perverse incentive for patients to overutilise medical services and for providers to overservice.—

Claire Bisseker

… sought to close five hospitals located in areas he thought were overserviced …—

Gale Scott