Overstaffed vs Staffed - What's the difference?
overstaffed | staffed | Derived terms |
(overstaff)
To furnish with too many staff
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Occupied by staff, having members of staff.
(staff)
Staffed is a derived term of overstaffed.
As verbs the difference between overstaffed and staffed
is that overstaffed is past tense of overstaff while staffed is past tense of staff.As an adjective staffed is
occupied by staff, having members of staff.overstaffed
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(head)overstaff
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